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After rct cap is required in all cases?? Or depend on the condition of teeth
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For long term capping is surely reqd as it prevents fracture of tooth n filling n proctects teeth adds strength
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Capping will secure your teeth from further fracture and mishaps. You must get your teeth capped after RCT.
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Yes capping is required if you want to save your teeth for longer period of time.
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Capping is a. Must after RCT otherwise your tooth will fracture
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