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The aim of this observational study is to compare the treatment durations of different stages of routine root canal therapy performed on maxillary molar teeth using direct vision, magnification loupes, and a dental operating microscope.
The primary question the study seeks to answer is whether there is a significant difference in the duration of endodontic procedures performed under different magnification techniques.
Patients indicated for root canal treatment in their maxillary first molar teeth will receive standard root canal therapy in accordance with routine clinical protocols. The duration of each procedural step will be recorded and subsequently compared among the three magnification methods.
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In this observational study, routine root canal treatment procedures will be performed in accordance with standard endodontic protocols on patients who applied to the Department of Endodontics, Faculty of Dentistry, Uşak University, and were indicated for root canal treatment on their maxillary first molar teeth.
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All steps will be carried out according to standard clinical endodontic protocols under rubber dam isolation. The duration of each stage will be recorded individually.
Participants will be divided into three groups based on the magnification technique used during treatment:
Group 1: Treatments performed under direct vision
Group 2: Treatments performed using dental loupes
Group 3: Treatments performed using a dental operating microscope
All procedures in each group will follow the same standardized root canal treatment protocol, differing only in the magnification technique employed.
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