Guided endodontics has emerged as a transformative approach in root canal treatment, leveraging advanced technology to enhance precision and predictability. This article delves into the concept of guided endodontics, its benefits, technological components, workflow, clinical applications, challenges, and future prospects. Key to guided endodontics is the utilization of three-Dimensional (3D) imaging, notably Cone-Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT), which provides intricate insights into root canal anatomy. Through specialized software, practitioners create virtual models, enabling meticulous treatment planning and simulation. The benefits of guided endodontics are multifold. It minimizes procedural errors by visualizing complex canal configurations and spatial relationships, promoting conservative tooth preservation while addressing pathology. Furthermore, interdisciplinary collaborations are facilitated, ensuring comprehensive patient care.
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