Objectives Recently, Cold Ceramic (CC), which is a mineral trioxide aggregate-like bio-ceramic and an essential component of calcium hydroxide, has been introduced as a potential root-end filling material. The purpose of this case series was to investigate the reliability and potential periapical healing effects of CC as a root canal-filling material. Cases: In this study, six cases were described with complaints of pain and acute periapical abscess, who were managed in one visit using CC as a root canal filling material. After two weeks of follow up, they were clinically examined, which revealed no signs and symptoms in 12.33 months on average with a mean Periapical Index score of 1.33 (compared to initial mean score of 3). Conclusion: Root canal filling with cold ceramic introduces clinicians to an alternative treatment strategy that might improve the healing outcomes for patients presenting with complex and challenging endodontic conditions.
Modaresi et al. (Sat,) studied this question.