Abstract

Root canal treatment (RCT) is a common dental procedure aimed at saving teeth that are severely decayed or infected. Over the years, advancements in techniques, materials, and technologies have made RCT a highly effective treatment option. This study aims to explore various methods of root canal preparation and evaluate their effectiveness over a five-year period. A follow-up analysis of treatment outcomes, including success rates, post-treatment complications, and patient satisfaction, will also be presented. Various factors that may influence the success of root canal treatments, such as the choice of instruments, obturation techniques, and the role of antimicrobial agents, will be discussed in this article.