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Vertical Root Fractures: Diagnosis, Analysis of Risk Factors and Prevalence

Pattern of bone resorption in vertically fractured, endodontically treated teeth

By Lustig J, Tamse A, Fuss Z

Date: 01/2000
Journal: OSOMOP

The type of bone loss described in this article may be seen with exploratory surgery and will help confirm the dx of VRF, and early dx of VRF and extraction can prevent more severe bone loss

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Treating the cracked tooth with a full crown

By Guthrie RC, DiFiore PM

Date: 01/1991
Journal: JADA

The full coverage crown acrylic crown can help determine the stable treatment for a cracked tooth.

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An evaluation of endodontically treated vertical root fractured teeth: impact of operative procedures

By Fuss Z, Lustig J, Katz A, Tamse A

Date: 01/2001
Journal: JOE

VRFs occur during RCT or post placement, especially screw threaded. Longer posts may be better than short ones. Coronal restorations don’t prevent VRFs but can postpone some of the clinical signs and symptoms that lead to eventual extraction.

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An Evaluation of Endodontically Treated Vertically Fractured Teeth

By Tamse A, Fuss Z, Lustig J, Kaplavi J

Date: 01/1999
Journal: JOE

Endodontically treated teeth with a VRF usually have a combination of symptoms and are only correctly diagnoses 1/3 of the time.

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The Histopathogenesis of Vertical Root Fractures

By Walton R, Michelich R, Smith N

Date: 01/1984
Journal: JOE

The fracture opens a wide pathway for irritants to access the highly reactive periodontium, though the precise etiology was not identified in this study.

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Patterns of vertical root fracture: factors affecting stress distribution in the root canal

By Lertchirakarn V1, Palamara JE, Messer HH

Date: 01/2003
Journal: JOE

Vertical root fracture generally follow a B-L fracture pattern.

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Root strains associated with different obturation techniques

By Saw LH, Messer HH

Date: 01/1995
Journal: JOE

Thermafil may present the lowest risk of contributing to vertical root fracture during obturation

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Diagnosis and possible causes of vertical root fractures

By Meister F Jr, Lommel TJ, Gerstein H

Date: 01/1980
Journal: OOO

Vertical root fractures are often in root canal treated teeth and have associated osseus and probing defects.

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Root fractures due to corrosion. Diagnostic aspects

By Rud J, Omnell KA.

Date: 01/1970
Journal: European Journal of Oral Sciences

Various signs, both radiographically and clinically, may be present to aid in diagnosis of root fractures in teeth with pins or posts.

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