Fracture forms an integral part of fatigue cracking mechanisms in NiTi endodontic files. Due to the hyperelastic material behavior of NiTi, this alloy enables elastic deformations that are useful to follow the random geometry of the root canal1. However, these instruments are susceptible to fracture by fatigue2, which is considered harmful for the prognosis and treatment.3 A failure during the procedure implies a significant reduction in its effectiveness since the separated fragment can become an element that stands in the way of the successful eradication of the infection. In addition, this failure generates subsequent medical inconveniences if it is not possible its immediate removal.4
NiTi instruments are driven by an electric motor initially used with a continuous rotary motion. About ten years ago, the reciprocating motion (rotation changes direction at some point of the revolution) was introduced. From the beginning, studies have been conducted to minimize or eliminate the intrinsic defects of the material, increasing its hardness and flexibility, improving resistance to fatigue life, and prolonging its cutting efficiency.5 Fatigue failure resistance of NiTi files has been widely studied, mainly by comparing brands. However, few studies are related to completely understanding the fatigue failure mechanism1,6-9. Others are focused on the use of Finite Element Analysis10. Some experimental approaches have been developed to identify that the failure mechanism for rotatory files is flexural fatigue caused by the bending of the file when it is placed in the root canal. In this case, one of the file surfaces acts in tension, and the other works in compression.11
Figure 1 shows the primary failure process of the file when it is used inside the root canal. Tension and compression stresses occur when the file rotates inside the canals, causing fatigue failure (Figure 1A). Another mechanism is the torsional failure caused when a part of the NiTi instrument becomes trapped in the root canal (by friction and/or adhesion). At the same time, the driven motor continues rotating; this mechanism is illustrated in Figure 1B. A third failure mechanism known as the torsional fatigue can be identified for reciprocating instruments. In this case, the file is not trapped, but in the reciprocating motion, the friction between the root canal walls generates torsional opposition loads to the file, as shown in Figure 1C. The alternating direction of these friction forces causes fatigue failure. Stress vs. time behaviors is illustrated in Figure 1D.
There is a wide variety of cross-sectional geometries. NCF (number of cycles for fracture) values for NiTi rotary files have been recorded depending on this design12, demonstrating variability and randomness in fatigue failures due to the limited information collected during their operation. The biggest drawback is that the shape memory and superelasticity properties of the NiTi alloy imply that the files do not exhibit deformation or signs of the proximity of failure detectable with the human eye during endodontic treatment13,14. The operator does not perceive any deterioration until the file is fractured.
This scoping review focuses on identifying the different endodontic files studies related to fatigue behavior as well as gathering relevant information about the tests, types of studies, authors, and gaps in the area.
This document presents a scoping review of the available research articles coupled with bibliometric indicators such as co-occurrence and co-authorship citations. Bibliographic matching maps were generated to help the data visualization.
For the panoramic exploration of the available research articles, the methodology is summarized in the following steps15,16:
Search questions formulation.
Search for publications (including search strings, databases selection, and inclusion and exclusion criteria).
Data extraction and systematization.
Information evaluation.
Analysis and reports.
The following questions were formulated to guide the information search: What are the failure mechanisms identified for NiTi files? What tests are performed to determine the mechanical behavior of NiTi files, and what type of equipment is used? Who are the most active authors? How has the study of the failure of NiTi files evolved?
The following databases Scopus, Web of Science (WOS), Science Direct, and Dimensions. ai were reviewed to define which one provides more information and establish a general overview of the topics of interest. It was found that the answer to the question about the failure mechanism is summarized in the phenomenon of fatigue, which involves failure considerations related to torsional and bending loads. Therefore, the words “fatigue” (involving the most complex failure phenomenon) and “endodontic file” (object of study) were used to construct the search equation applied for filtering titles, abstracts, and keywords. Table 1 summarizes the search strings, databases, and the number of articles found in the review process. In this step of the review were found 412 research papers.
The search was refined using language inclusion criteria (documents in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian), and as exclusion criteria, the areas of knowledge aerospace, chemistry, and earth unrelated to the subject of interest. This screening procedure results in 302 documents. The documents found in each database were compared to define duplications. A total of 154 documents were selected in this stage. Abstracts were reviewed to classify them according to the topic of interest and facilitate the filtering of documents. Finally, 75 papers were selected after discarding some that only discuss manufacturing techniques, thermal treatments, mechanical properties analysis (not including fatigue and torsion), and the alloy’s morphological characterization.
Since most of the documents were found in Scopus, it was established as the primary database for bibliometric indicators analysis. The documents obtained were exported using VOSviewer17. A thesaurus was built to unify terms. Co-occurrence, co-authorship, and bibliographic coupling maps were generated to identify the networks and answer the questions about the type of tests performed on NiTi endodontic files, authors associated with the area, and nationality, respectively.
For the co-occurrence map, the unit of analysis was the keywords. Figure 2 shows a density visualization graph of the network.
The colors in the figure are related to the number of times that a keyword appears in the article set; the most repeated words are shown in red, in orange and yellow colors appear other less repeated terms related to the research topic. The graph confirmed that endodontic files made of NiTi are commonly subjected to fatigue, and torsion tests are generally made through the preparation of artificial canals.
For the construction of co-authorship networks, authors’ names were used as the unit of analysis the graph obtained with the software’s graphical tool shows seven clusters. However, only three of them were related, which means the presence of collaborative work. Authors such as Gambarini, Plotino, Testarelli, Grande, and Pedullá appeared with the highest number of published documents. Other clusters of authors were also identified, but the publications were not interrelated. The most active authors belong to the bigger cluster. However, in one of the smaller clusters, widely cited authors such as Freitas, Carvalho, and Lopes appeared. In another cluster appeared the author Shen, who was identified as relevant in early analyses of the entire databases.
To know about the evolution of the NiTi file fracture studies, the selected unit of analysis was authors and countries. The map established that in 2016 increased in United States, Brazil, and Italy the publication of papers related to fatigue failure tests for NiTi endodontic files. However, these days the tests are usually performed to establish resistance values (maximum values for failure) and used for brands comparison and sometimes to compare files from the same manufacturer.
Relevant information was extracted and allowed to establish the variables recorded in the tests such as time, the number of cycles to fracture-NCF, torque values, and the most common statistical analysis used for the experiments. Moreover, it gave a baseline for research parameters on endodontic file fatigue. This information is summarized in Figure 3.
Similarly, from the documents that report experimental tests, it was possible to compile information regarding the experimental setups implemented and to characterize the endodontic files fatigue tests as follows:
Instrument operation can be with devices or with human operators.
The type of applied loads can be bending fatigue, torsional fatigue, or combined loads.
The materials used for artificial canals are steel, stainless steel, polymethyl methacrylate- PMMA, Polyester resin, 3D printing materials such as polylactic-acid-PLA, or acrylonitrile- butadiene-styrene-ABS, also glass.
Temperatures for the tests are room temperature or oral cavity temperature simulation.
For lubrication, researchers used deionized water, Hypochlorite solution, Glycerin or No- lubrication.
Most common inspection techniques: Optical microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscope-SEM, X-ray Diffraction-XRD, Transmission Electron Microscopy-TEM, Focused Ion Bema-FIB, Differential Scanning Calorimetry-DSC, and Micro Computed Tomography-MicroCT-scanning.
Table 2 summarizes the studies found in the scoping review. The scheme used to present data allows appreciating research evolution, associated authors, relevant findings, and observed variables.
Study findings | Analyzed Variable(s) | Authors | Year |
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E: Cyclic axial motion significantly extends fatigue life. | Fracture Time | Dederich et al. 18 | 1986 |
C: Life cycle depends on the radius of curvature | Fracture Time | Haïkel et al. 19 | 1999 |
E: Analyze the type of defects after clinical use | Fracture type | Sattapan et al. 20 | 2000 |
C: Cutting edge design does not affect fatigue life, but the file size does. | Fracture Time | Chaves-Craveiro et al. 21 | 2002 |
I: Fatigue is the failure mechanism of Hedstrom files. | Cracks | Zinelis et al. 22 | 2002 |
E: The shape of root canals affects the life of the file. | Flexibility | Kuhn et al. 23 | 2002 |
E: Curved canals adversely affects torsional strength for Profile files. | Angular speed and Torque | Azevedo-Bahía et al. 24 | 2006 |
E: Evaluate the influence of curvature on fatigue life | Arc length | Pereira-Lopes et al. 25 | 2007 |
E: Heat treatment temperature influences fatigue strength | Temperature and rotations | Zinelis et al. 6 | 2007 |
E: Exposure to sodium hypochlorite does not affect fracture toughness. | Torque, angle and NCF | Ormiga et al. 26 | 2007 |
E: As angular deformation increases, fatigue cycles decrease. | Torque, angle and NCF | Ormiga et al. 27 | 2007 |
C: Material alloys ratio affects the fatigue life | Angle of twist | Johnson et al. 28 | 2008 |
E: Electropolishing does not affect the fatigue life of the files. | Torque, angle and NCF | Ormiga et al. 29 | 2008 |
E: Fracture patterns obtained by SEM can explain the fracture process. | Torque, angle and NCF | Ormiga et al. 7 | 2008 |
C: Files manufactured by twisting showed increased fatigue strength. | Fracture Time | Gambarini et al. 30 | 2008 |
L: Normative is required to standardize fatigue testing | None | Plotino et al. 11 | 2009 |
E: Fatigue is the main cause of file fracture over a static torsion | Fracture type and rate | Inan et al. 8 | 2009 |
E: Argon implantation improves performance of S1 files moderately. | Number of cycles and crack | Brilhante-Wolle et al. 31 | 2009 |
C: The process of manufacturing affects the fatigue strength of the file | Angle of twist | Park et al. 32 | 2010 |
E: Standard operation does not affect the self-adjusting file. | Fracture Time | Hof et al. 33 | 2010 |
C: M-wire exhibits higher fatigue strength than SE-Wire files | Number of cycles | Gao et al. 34 | 2010 |
C: Fracture is related to austenitic size grain | Size and type of alloy grain | Pirani et al. 9 | 2011 |
C: Twisting files show higher strength. Ductile fracture is observed. | Fracture type and NCF | Rodrigues et al. 35 | 2011 |
C: Reciprocating motion and twisting manufacturing improve strength. | Fracture time | Castelló-Escrivá et al. 36 | 2012 |
C: TF files have a higher fatigue resistance than GTX files. | Number of cycles | Miglio et al. 37 | 2012 |
S: Constitutive relationship for flexural fatigue | Bending stresses | Leroy et al. 38 | 2012 |
C: Manufacturing affects the fatigue life | Number of cycles | Bhagabati et al. 39 | 2012 |
E: Preflaring helps to increase fatigue life | Number of cycles | Ehrhardt et al. 40 | 2012 |
E: Geometry of canal affects fatigue life and fracture size | Fracture length | Al-Sudani et al. 41 | 2012 |
C: Manufacturing affects the fatigue life | Number of cycles | Bouska et al. (42) | 2012 |
C: NiTi files have better mechanical fatigue behavior than steel | Strength failure | Pereira-Lopes et al. 43 | 2012 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Capar et al. 44 | 2013 |
C: Fracture length is an invariant | Fracture length | Plotino et al. 45 | 2014 |
E: Reciprocate motion affects the fatigue life | Angular speed and torque | Testarelli et al. 46 | 2014 |
E: Immersion in different irrigation solutions affects the fatigue life | Time of immersion | Pedullá et al. 47 | 2014 |
C: 15% torsional preload reduces the fatigue strength of EDM files | Preload, torque, and angle | Campbell et al. 48 | 2014 |
C: Mwire and CM treatments increase fatigue resistance of rotary files. | Fracture time | Braga et al. 49 | 2014 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Sousaa et al. 50 | 2015 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Capar et al. 51 | 2015 |
E: Preloads of torsion and fatigue are inversely proportional | Number of cycles | Shen et al. 52 | 2015 |
C: Preloads reduce the fatigue strength of files | Preload, torque and angle | Pedullá et al. 53 | 2015 |
E: Austenitic phase shows long fatigue life but reduced in R phase | NCF, % elongation | Freitas et al. 54 | 2015 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Özyürek et al. 55 | 2016 |
S: Stress intensity factors allow understanding the fatigue failure | Stress intensity factor | Isidoro et al. 56 | 2016 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Uslu et al. 57 | 2016 |
E: Large strains affect the fatigue life | Number of cycles | Chih-Wen et al. 58 | 2016 |
C: Compare new and used files to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Taha et al. 55 | 2016 |
E: Martensitic grain decreases the fatigue life | Size and type of alloy grain | Carvalho et al. 1 | 2016 |
E: The depth of the machining groove affects the NCF | Fracture time | Lopes et al. 59 | 2016 |
C: EDM, CMwire support lower torque but higher angle than Mwire | Torque and angle | Lo Savio et al. 60 | 2016 |
E: Back-forward motion extends fatigue life | Fracture time | Loios et al. 61 | 2016 |
C: Cyclic bending load reduces the torsional strength of CM files | Torque and NCF | Peláez-Acosta et al. 62 | 2016 |
E: The temperature of the environment influences the NCF | Water temperature, NCF | Dosanjh et al. 63 | 2017 |
C: Low environment temperature increases fatigue resistance | Temperature, NCF | Grande et al. 64 | 2017 |
E: Ti-Zr-B coating can improve fatigue resistance | Fracture time | Chih-Wen et al. 65 | 2017 |
E: Reduced apical depth generates less stress on the file | Screw-in force | Jung-Hong et al. 66 | 2017 |
E: Heat treatment increases fatigue resistance and cutting efficiency. | Fracture time | Chih-Wen et al. 67 | 2017 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Gundogar et al. 68 | 2017 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Azim et al. 69 | 2018 |
E: Relationship between the kinematics of file motor and fatigue life | Number of cycles | Iacono et al. 70 | 2018 |
E: Torsional preloads reduce fatigue strength of EDM files | Preload, torque and angle | Shen et al. 71 | 2018 |
E: Hypochlorite concentrations and temperature influence resistance | Number of cycles | Alfawaz et al. 72 | 2018 |
E: Fatigue life is affected by torque and curvature of the canal | Torque and curvature | Bhatta et al. 73 | 2019 |
C: Compare brands to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Jamleh et al. 74 | 2019 |
E: Microtomography allows non-destructive analysis of files | Number of cycles | Bastos et al. 75 | 2019 |
C: Compare new and used files to find the one with higher fatigue life | Number of cycles | Alvez et al. 3 | 2020 |
E: 2D-3D representations of canals show differences in stresses | Number of cycles | Piasecki et al. 76 | 2020 |
C: S-One files with higher resistance than M-Two, used in natural canals. | Fracture time | Miccoli et al. 77 | 2020 |
C: Fatigue resistance decreases at body temperature | Fracture time | Generali et al. 78 | 2020 |
C: All files are efficient in the preparation of the canal. | Fracture time | Drukteinis et al. 79 | 2020 |
C: ReFlex Smart file reciprocating motion increases fatigue resistance | Fracture time | Zubizarreta et al. 80 | 2021 |
C: Gold and Blue treatment improves resistance (bending and fatigue) | Fracture time and load | Xiao-Mei et al. 81 | 2021 |
E: Increasing apical and taper diameter reduces the dynamic fatigue strength | Fracture time and pecks | Faus-Llácer et al. 82 | 2021 |
Regarding the information presented in Table 2, it can be established that most of the literature reviewed (47.9%) was focused on conducting comparative experiments (C) to determine which brand is more resistant to cyclic fatigue. Regarding the variables analyzed, the time for file fracture in continuous operation is generally measured (23.3%)65,77, and the number of cycles to fracture or NCF was determined (53.4%)21,62. Those results provide information about the research trends in endodontic files failure and show possibilities for future studies not centered on comparison only.
From the information presented in Table 2, it is established that most of the literature reviewed (47.9%) is focused on conducting comparative experiments (C) to determine which brand is more resistant to cyclic fatigue. Regarding the variables analyzed, the time for file fracture in continuous operation is generally measured (23.3%)65,77, and the number of cycles to fracture or NCF was determined (53.4%)21,62. Those results provide information about the research trends in endodontic files failure and show possibilities for future studies not centered on comparison only.
Flexural fatigue tests are generally performed by allowing free rotation of the file within the canals. However, some documents discuss other types of tests applied to files, one of them is related with torsional loads in which the file´s tip is fixed with resin or bronze jaws64,73. It should be noted that most of the studies were in-vitro, and only two were previously in human patients. After the endodontic treatment, the files were subjected to fatigue tests in artificial canals40,79. Most of the experiments were performed with artificial canals made of metal plates, resin, and other materials (30.1%)20,68, which severely affected the file's fatigue life. Also, two studies were developed simulating body temperature72,78. These studies allowed the establishment of the actual methods used for experimentation and show the need to approach the research to simulate oral cavity conditions.
Experimental tests for NiTi files can be classified as static in the case of keeping a constant file’s length inside the artificial canal; and dynamic in the case of operating with axial motions inside and outside the canal, which is known as pecking motion. This movement contributes to extended fatigue life, which is reduced by the complex geometry of the root canals32,80. Fracture occurs in the middle of the bending radius in experimental tests that involve static fatigue loads38,41. These results contribute to determining the fracture's length and can be considered a basis for future studies that focus on understanding failure.
Immersion in substances such as sodium hypochlorite does not affect fatigue resistance. However, immersion in ethylenediaminetetraacetic-acid-EDTA for more than three minutes considerably affects fatigue resistance. In addition, the effect of different percentages of sodium hypochlorite concentrations have been studied and are defined to be used between 2.5% - 5.0%47.
Some files show differences in fatigue resistance depending on the motor with which they are operated. However, Wave One® files do not significantly differ when working with X-Smart or EVO motors46. Inherent file factors such as cross-sectional geometry, number of spirals in the working section, coating, and manufacturing method influence fatigue, torsional, and bending strength. Finally, the files manufactured by twisting have higher resistance values than those manufactured by grinding35.
In all the experimental tests, a preliminary inspection was made to verify that the file’s surface was free of imperfections that may affect the results. When the file is broken, SEM analysis is the most common technique to inspect the fractured sections19,57,82. Small austenitic grains are observed near the tip after the operation and fracture of the file9.
Many tools are used for the experiment's statistical analysis as shown by Bonferroni45, Weibull and Levene69. However, those methods related to the comparison of the population tend to prevail25,83, according to the trend to make comparative studies between files references and brands.
Regarding publications, the diffusion of knowledge about the failure of endodontic files manufactured with NiTi alloy started in 1986. Publications increased around 2012, and 2019 was one of the most productive years, reinforcing the relevance of this topic and the need to continue researching NiTi endodontic file failure comprehension.
Due to the operating conditions of the NiTi files (most like dynamic fatigue test) and values identified for fracture failure, the fatigue can be classified as low cycling. So, it is necessary to develop the strain-life curves and crack propagation models. Because most tests are performed in artificial canals made of different materials, which differ from dentin behavior, it is necessary to generate knowledge related to the friction and adhesion generated between the file and the canal material. Additionally, it is required to establish the differences in performance of the same NiTi file in canals made of different materials.
Concerning the operation of the files, it is required to use equipment and assemblies that ensure the repeatability of the experiment and eliminate errors introduced by a human operator. Finally, very few studies attempt to understand the instrument's fracture mechanics and therefore do not delve into the phenomenology of the failure process. And, there are no proposals for failure proximity detection methodologies.
Scopus contains the most significant number of documents and includes the majority of the articles present in other databases. Also, it was verified that the Dimensions.ai open-access database contains more than 80% of Scopus articles, positioning this database as a relevant information source.
It was found that most studies have focused on comparative experimentation between references and brands but do not delve into the understanding of the failure phenomenon that would allow predicting it.
The predominant failure mechanism for NiTi endodontic files was identified as cyclic fatigue caused by bending or torsion. Besides, most tests are static and are conducted for rotational motion of the files more than for reciprocanting movement. It is relevant to quote that reciprocanting motion of files involves a more severe regime of cyclic fatigue.
It was noted that there are no standardized tests for the development of cyclic fatigue experimentation. Each author conducts tests using different measurement parameters and methods. Therefore, it is necessary to work on the standardization of the tests to unify the failure criteria.
The authors gratefully acknowledge the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation (MinCiencias) of the Republic of Colombia for their financial support (Grant Code: 80740- 176-2020) through the Research Office of the Universidad Autónoma de Manizales (Project number 698-106).
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