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Post & Core

Post & Core

Post & Core is a restorative dental procedure used to rebuild and strengthen a tooth that has been severely damaged or weakened after Root Canal Treatment. It provides strong support for placing a dental crown and helps restore normal tooth function.

What is Included in Post & Core Treatment?

  • Assessment of tooth structure after Root Canal Treatment
  • Placement of a dental post inside the root canal
  • Rebuilding of the damaged tooth structure with core material
  • Preparation of the tooth for crown placement
  • Restoration of tooth strength and durability

Types of Post & Core Restorations

  • Metal Post & Core: Strong and durable option commonly used for heavily damaged teeth.
  • Fiber Post & Core: Tooth-colored restoration providing improved aesthetics and flexibility.

Key Benefits

  • Strengthens weak or damaged teeth effectively
  • Provides support for long-lasting dental crowns
  • Restores normal chewing and biting function
  • Helps preserve the natural tooth structure
  • Improves durability and stability of restored teeth

Signs You May Need Post & Core Treatment

  • Severely broken or weakened tooth after RCT
  • Insufficient tooth structure to support a crown
  • Difficulty chewing due to damaged teeth
  • Cracked or fractured tooth structure
  • Need for additional support before crown placement

Common Causes of Tooth Damage

  • Deep tooth decay and cavities
  • Severe tooth fractures or cracks
  • Weak tooth structure after Root Canal Treatment
  • Accidental trauma or injury
  • Long-term wear and tear of teeth

Prevention & Oral Care Tips

  • Maintain proper brushing and flossing habits
  • Visit your dentist regularly for dental checkups
  • Treat cavities and tooth damage early
  • Avoid chewing very hard foods or objects
  • Protect treated teeth with crowns when recommended

Possible Side Effects

Mild sensitivity or discomfort may occur temporarily after the procedure. Proper dental care and regular follow-up visits help ensure successful restoration and long-lasting tooth support.

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