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Teeth with severe root canal curvatures.
Teeth with roots are located within or in contact with anatomical structures such as maxillary sinus and inferior alveolar nerve canal.
Teeth with root canal systems with anatomical complexities other than curvatures (e.g. complex developmental tooth anomalies, additional roots, bifid apices, complex branching of root canal(s), dens in dente, gemination, C-shaped canals, etc.).
Assessment and planning the long-term management of traumatised teeth.
Management of root resorption.
Root canal retreatments involving removal of well-fitting posts.
Management of complex iatrogenic errors (e.g. ledges, blocked canals, perforations, separated instruments etc.).
Teeth that need vital pulp therapy.
Teeth that need endodontic microsurgery.