Hello, Yes it's important to get a crown placed as soon as possible after a root canal treatment. The tooth often becomes brittle after RCT, and a crown helps to protect it and ensure its longevity. Even if there is no pain in the treated tooth, a crown will provide the necessary support and protection for the future.

See if you have RCT in one tooth then you can have cap on only single tooth,there is no need to cap the 3 tooth,1 tooth cap can be done .so your charges will get reduced from 3 cap to 1only

Hello Go for cap for only root canal treated tooth

Yes u should get a crown placement as soon as possible ...as after RCT tooth usually gets brittle so just for its long life it's better u put a crown (if there is no pain in RCT treated tooth) And u can have PFM Crowns  also for posterior teeth  ..no much need for zirconia crowns as PFM Crowns are very much cost effective and good choice for posterior teeths

Hello Ideally, the crown should be delivered for the root canal-treated teeth until the neighbouring teeth are missing. kindly share your digital radiograph if possible for proper diagnosis.

A crown, also known as a cap, is frequently placed on the treated tooth to restore its function and shield it from further harm after a root canal treatment (RCT), which is a major dental procedure. Dentists may occasionally advise capping neighboring teeth, particularly if they are damaged or needed to support a dental bridge.

Undergoing a root canal treatment (RCT) is a significant dental procedure, and it’s common practice to place a crown, or cap, on the treated tooth to restore its function and protect it from future damage. In some cases, dentists may recommend capping adjacent teeth, especially if they are compromised or to support a dental bridge. Pain Associated with Dental Crowns: The process of placing a dental crown typically involves: 1. Tooth Preparation: The dentist reshapes the tooth to accommodate the crown. This is done under local anesthesia to minimize discomfort. 2. Impression Taking: An impression of the prepared tooth is made to fabricate a custom-fit crown. 3. Temporary Crown Placement: A temporary crown is placed to protect the tooth until the permanent crown is ready. 4. Permanent Crown Placement: The final crown is cemented onto the tooth. Thanks to local anesthesia, patients generally experience minimal pain during the procedure. Approximate costs for zirconia crowns in the NCR are as follows: Per Tooth: ₹8,000 to ₹15,000 Therefore, for three teeth, the total cost could range from ₹24,000 to ₹45,000. It’s advisable to consult with multiple dental clinics to obtain detailed quotes and understand what is included in the cost, such as consultation fees, materials, and any additional procedures.

Yes bridging is needed as after root canal treatment, cap has to be done over it to prevent it from breakage. Costing varies from area to area depending upon the lab costing. (Generally from 7k to 15k) But zirconium crowns are better than metal ceramic ones in terms of aesthetics and durability.

Go for crown  on the  rct treated tooth

Yes, capping can be done without a root canal treatment (RCT), but it is generally advisable to perform an RCT first, especially if the tooth is compromised. Placing a cap on a tooth that may later require RCT can lead to complications, such as increased sensitivity or pain. In such cases, the cap would need to be removed, the RCT performed, and then a new cap placed, which increases time, effort, and cost. Therefore, it’s better to address any underlying issues, such as infection or decay, with an RCT before proceeding with the cap. Regarding capping the neighboring teeth, your doctor may have recommended it for specific reasons. For instance, if the treatment involves a fixed partial denture (FPD), the adjacent teeth may need to be prepared to support the structure. Alternatively, there may be issues like attrition (wear) on those teeth that require capping for stability and protection. As for pricing, it can vary significantly based on the dentist’s expertise, the type of material used, and the dental lab crafting the cap. Typically, the cost can range from ₹5,000 to ₹15,000 per tooth.