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Guidelines for Root Canal Therapy.

Authors: Chinese Stomatological Association Csa, Society Of Cariology And Endodontology;

Guidelines for Root Canal Therapy.

Abstract

Root canal therapy is currently the main method to treat pulpal and periapical diseases. Root canal therapy consists of a series of complex procedures, requires specific equipments, instruments and materials, and should be performed by qualified stomatologists (clinicians). Complicated cases should be referred to endodontic specialists or the clinicians trained by intense endodontic courses. In 2004, the Society of Cariology and Endodontology of Chinese Stomatological Association (CSA) published the 'Practices and evaluation criteria of root canal therapy (Discussion Version)'. Since then, opinions and comments regarding the 'Discussion Version' have been widely circulated within the society. The final version of the guideline was based on systematic reviews of scientific literature and requirements for the edit of technical guidelines, through several rounds of discussions, revisions and supplements. The society recommends this guideline for stomatologists (clinicians) to use during endodontic treatment.

Keywords

Periapical Diseases, Practice Guidelines as Topic, Humans, Periapical Periodontitis, Root Canal Therapy

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