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A six year evaluation of cracked teeth diagnosed with reversible pulpitis: treatment and prognosis

By Krell KV, Rivera EM

Date: 01/2007
Journal: JOE

Cracked teeth diagnosed early with RP can be treated with a crown, but 20% will need RCT within 6 months.

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Seven-year clinical evaluation of painful cracked teeth restored with a direct composite restoration.

By Opdam NJ, Roeters JJ, Loomans BA, Bronkhorst EM.

Date: 01/2008
Journal: JOE

A direct bonded composite resin restoration can be considered in the treatment of a cracked tooth, when considering all the literature for vitality protection.

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Analysis of Factors Associated with Cracked Teeth

By Seo DG, Yi YA, Shin SJ, Park JW

Date: 01/2012
Journal: JOE

Bite test is most reliable for reproducing symptoms; multiple diagnostic modalities recommended for detecting cracks.

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Analysis of 154 cases of teeth with cracks

By Roh BD, Lee YE.

Date: 01/2006
Journal: Dental Traumatology

Cracks are frequently found in non-restored or restored with minimal tooth structure removal, so all teeth must be checked for cracks carefully. The bite test is highly diagnostic.

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Incompletely fractured teeth associated with diffuse longstanding orofacial pain: diagnosis and treatment outcome

By Brynjulfsen A, Fristad I, Grevstad T, Hals-Kvinnsland I

Date: 01/2001
Journal: IEJ

Oral facial pain of long duration may be related to cracked teeth; The sooner it is diagnosed, the less diffuse the pain will be (potentially easier to localize). Once a proper diagnosis is reached, high success is seen with treatment.

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