Search for: [Abstract = "Study objective The objective of the study was as follows\: 1\) present a clinical and radiological comparative assessment of two root canal obturation techniques, the Gutta\-Percha lateral condensation method versus the CWC technique, five years after the conclusion of the treatment 2\) provide an analysis of intraoperative and early complications of root canal treatment in the case of both the assessed techniques 3\) provide a radiological assessment of the quality of obturation taking into account the degree of canal obturation and the homogeneity of the obturation material Material and methods The records of 171 patients were analysed. Personally I performed endodontic treatment at these patients. The study presents the early results obtained after 14 days and the long\-term results 5 years after the completion of the treatment. A total of 310 teeth \(116 teeth from men and 194 from women\) were analysed, including 174 multi\-rooted and 136 single\-rooted teeth. This represented a combined total of 548 roots. The average age of the patients was 42 years and 11 months. The patients selected for the study had been scheduled for primary root canal treatment or retreatment with or without periapical lesions. For a patient’s records to be included in the analysis, a standardised endodontic treatment protocol was necessary. Primary treatment refers to those situations where the den"]

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