TABLE 2.
Year | Author | Type of access cavities | Tooth type | Single/Multiple loading points | Load magnitude in total | Load direction | Stress parameters | With experiments | Results |
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2020 | Wang et al. (2020) | Conservative & traditional | Maxillary first molar | Multiple, four | 800 N | Vertical | Maximum principal stress | No | Conservative endodontic cavity significantly reduced the concentration of tensile stress of dentine. |
2020 | Saber et al. (2020) | Conservative & traditional & truss | Mandibular first molar | Multiple | 250 N | Vertical/oblique | Von Mises | No |
Conservative and truss endodontic cavity designs had higher stress concentrated at the cervical line under oblique loading. The highest VM stress was recorded for the conservative access design. |
2020 | Franco et al. (2020) | Conservative & conventional | Maxillary first premolar | Multiple, two | 100 N | Vertical/oblique | Displacement tensile stress | No | Conventional cavities presented higher displacement tensile stress. |
2020 | Guler (2020) | Ultraconservative & traditional | Maxillary first molar | Single | 480 N, 240 N | Vertical/oblique | Von Mises | No | Ultraconservative cavities had higher maximum von Mises stresses than conventional ones. |
2019 | Zhang et al. (2019) | Conservative & modified & traditional | Maxillary first molar | Multiple (four points) | 800 N | Vertical | Von Mises & maximum principal stress | No | The fracture resistance of an endodontically treated tooth was increased by preparing the conservative endodontic cavity. |
2019 | Roperto et al. (2019) | Conservative & traditional | Maxillary first premolar | Single | 100 N | Oblique | Von Mises | With fracture test | No significant differences in the fracture resistance among different endodontic cavity designs. |
2018 | Jiang et al. (2018) | Conservative & traditional & extended | Maxillary first molar | Single & Multiple (four points) | 800 N, 225 N | Vertical/oblique | Von Mises | No | Conservative access cavity reduced stress concentration on pericervical dentine. |
2018 | Allen et al. (2018) | Minimally invasive & straight‐line | Mandibular first molar | Multiple | 100 N | Vertical/oblique | Von Mises | No | A traditional endodontic access cavity may render a tooth more susceptible to fracture compared with an minimally invasive access design. |
2016 | Yuan et al. (2016) | Minimally invasive & straight‐line | Mandibular first molar | Single | 250 N | Vertical/oblique | Von Mises | No | Minimally invasive access preparation reduced the stress distribution in crown and cervical regions. |