“Preendodontic build up” an important aspect of endodontic treatment: Conspectus and proposal of classification

Abstract

Present-day endodontic treatments make an effort to eliminate up microorganisms from the cavity while also removing bacteria, infected tissue, and dentin. Endodontists think about preendodontic restoration for the most effective rubber dam isolation and increased irrigation space before commencing root canal treatments. This procedure makes postendodontic restoration easier by preventing fractures in poor tooth structure. In addition, it facilitates effective interappointment execution, minimizing medication seepage, gingival ingrowth, and bacterial microleakage. The article evaluates and suggests an innovative preendodontic buildup categorization system that can help with treatment planning for teeth with numerous walls that are structurally damaged.