Yes and no..
dental post does make your tooth a little weaker as wider drills are used.
But for a post, the clinical and Radiographical condition of the tooth is to be considered.
If there is loss of greater crown structure, a mere RCT would be insufficient, hence the suggestion of a dental post. This will give additional support for the crown structure which is to be placed.
However, if this is not considered in few cases, then it’ll be difficult to place a crown post RCT and might have to be consider for tooth removal later as it can’t be saved.
Answered2024-07-21 07:01:12
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