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Single Tooth Implant Vs Non-Surgical Root Canal: Long-Term Survival Rates
Mahesh Suganna1, Debkant Jena2, Nidhi S Jhala3
1Department of Prosthodontics, College of Medicine and Dentistry, Riyadh Elm University, Riyadh- Kingdom Saudi Arabia.
Introduction:
Initial root canal treatment and the replacement of a single tooth with implants are both viable treatment options, but various success rates have been reported for each treatment modality.
Materials And Methods:
This study compared 145 implant and 176 root canal treatment teeth in patients for four possible outcomes- success, survival, and failure.
Results:
Outcomes were as follows for root canal treatment and implant outcomes, respectively: success 75.56% and 80.00%; survival 18.18% and 11.72%; and failure 6.25% and 8.27%. The location of the restoration in the mouth did not affect the outcome.
Conclusion:
This study suggests that restored endodontically treated teeth and single tooth implant restorations have similar failure rates, although the implant group showed a longer average and median time to function and a higher incidence of postoperative complications requiring subsequent treatment intervention.
