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Best cap in RCT
Which is the best type of Cap that is used after Root canal treatment and for how many years does it stay intact without any issues?
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Hi... Metal free ceramic or zr or EMax is best cap. You can get warranty too from the lab for durability. For details please contact. Or use practo consult direct.
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At this age of yours it’s better to go with Ceramic / porcelain crowns ( cap) . Any crowns be it metal or ceramic lasts for 10-12 years at least , depending on your care .
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All ceramic or all porcelain crown is the best option. Some people have metal allergy.
Ceramic fused to metal or porcelain fused to metal have more strength than all ceramic.
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all ceramic crown hav more natural look.
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