Endodontic therapy in single visits

Abstract

Endodontic success usually depends on the localization of canals along with the proper shaping as well as cleaning of the root canal system in addition to 3 D Obturation of the canal system. Root Canal (or endodontic) therapy in single visits can be defined as a non-surgical as well as conservative management of an endodontically associated tooth that consists of biomechanical preparation with obturation of the root canal system in a single visit. The purpose of endodontic therapy is thorough mechanical as well as element debridement of the total pulp cavity as well as its full obturation with static restorative material. There has been a subject for long eminence debate within the dental community regarding the advantages and disadvantages of single sitting root canal therapy versus the multiple visit root canal therapy. With modern advanced technologies and surfacing of new gadgets as well as evidence-based dentistry along with the concept of maximum dentistry in minimum visits has given an urge to a new venture in the treatment protocols in dentistry. This review article discusses the advantages and microbiological considerations of single-visit endodontic therapy.