From: Clinical application of calcium silicate-based bioceramics in endodontics
Application | Material | Main findings | References |
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RCT | MTA | MTA exhibits superior sealing properties compared to gutta-percha. | |
 |  | After 4 years of follow-up, the apical periodontitis tooth treated with MTA root canal filling showed significant healing, normal function, and remained symptom-free. | [152] |
 |  | The combination treatment of root canal filling with MTA and bone grafting has been shown to effectively improve the condition of endo-perio lesions. | [153] |
 |  | Root canal filling with MTA has shown to increase resistance to root fracture compared to gutta-percha. | |
 |  | MTA possesses the ability to combat Enterococcus faecalis, Enterobacter aerogenes, and Staphylococcus epidermidis to reduce the probability of root canal retreatment. | |
 |  | No postoperative pain was observed after root canal filling with MTA. | [157] |
 |  | The quality requirements for root canal filling with MTA were similar to those for gutta-percha. | [158] |
 |  | The technique used for MTA root canal filling could influence the porosity rate. | |
 | Biodentine | Biodentine had a similar elastic modulus to dentin, reinforcing fragile root structures. | [155] |
 | iRoot BP Plus | iRoot BP Plus exhibited significant and comparable antibacterial activity against Enterococcus faecalis, similar to MTA. | [58] |