Root canal

2024-02-16 02:44:19
Hi Recently I had undergone root canal treatment and the doctor had suggested that they do post and core for crown placement. He had advised me that it is quite normal to have screw and then place the crown. But I have not undergone this kind of procedure previous, so little bit apprehensive. Is it ok to have screw for crown placement and is it the current trend? Thanks
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Hello When the tooth structure doesn’t support then the post is placed to support crown and it is definitely ok

Answered2024-03-06 14:59:26

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Answered2024-03-04 14:21:55

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Hello. 1)If the tooth structure is compromised, less and weak, placing post and core is normal, you can proceed with it for better strength and stability. 2)Previous your tooth structure would have been sound enough hence they haven't used it, as it wasn't necessary
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It's absolutely okey, it's traditional trend followed since very long.
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Answered2024-02-16 07:20:16

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Hi post support to enhance the structural integrity of the tooth is needed if the lose of tooth structure due to decay is considerable and screw post are not commonly used instead fibre post are bonded If adequate enamel is present there are other kind of crowns like biomimetic glass ceramic crowns can be considered

Answered2024-02-16 02:54:03

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Hi, Placing a post before a crown placement helps in improving the strength of the tooth. This is usually done when excessive tooth structure is lost due to tooth decay or toot fracture. This procedure is safe.

Answered2024-02-16 12:58:40

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