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TOOTH  SURVIVAL FOLLOWING EXTRA-CORONAL  RESTORATION IN  KEDAH: ROLES OF
            CROWN-TO-ROOT RATIO AND OTHER CLINICAL FACTORS
            NMRR-19-2157-49311

            Tiew EC, Saridatun NAS, Chan HK, Yeong SK

            Introduction: The lifespan of extra-coronal restoration is relatively limited as compared
            with some direct restoration, and is likely to be influenced by multiple factors, such as the
            crown-root ratio (CRR), personal habits and the procedure itself. Objectives: To determine
            the tooth survival, as well as the roles of the CRR and other clinical factors, following the
            extra-coronal restoration in  Kedah.  Materials  and Methods:  This was a cross-sectional
            study performed in the Restorative Dentistry Department of a secondary dental care centre
            in Kedah. The dental records of patients undergoing extra-coronal restoration in year 2015
            were examined. The data collected included their demographic information and medical
            history, their oral hygiene status (plaque score), the presence of parafunctional habits, the
            type of tooth involved, the pulp and periodontal conditions, and the history of crown
            lengthening procedure.  Results:  A total of  99  cases of extra-coronal restoration  were
            recorded. Most cases involved anterior tooth (53.53%) and dental crown (39.39%). The
            patients were mainly female (76.6%), Malay ethnicity (73.73%) and in the age range of 35-
            46 years (25.25%). It was found that 72 cases of extra-coronal restoration (72.72%) survived
            at least 4 years following the procedure. A higher CRR (p=0.047; r=-0.20), along with the
            presence  of parafunctional habits (p<0.001) and a  history  of preoperative periodontal
            treatment (p=0.04) was found to be associated with a longer tooth survival. Conclusion:
            The  CRR, together with a history  of periodontal treatment and parafunctional,  is the
            important determinant of tooth survival following the extra-coronal restoration.

            Status: Publication under Malaysia Dental Journal in progress

            Dr Tiew Eng Cheong
            Dr Saridatun Nur Binti Abdul Salam
            Dr Yeong Shue Kang
            Restorative Dental Specialist Unit
            Kota Setar Dental Clinic
            Alor Setar Kedah
            Mr Chan Huan Keat
            Clinical Research Centre
            Hospital Sultanah Bahiyah
            Alor Setar Kedah















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