POST AND CORE

A post and core crown is a type of dental restoration required where there is an inadequate amount of sound tooth tissue remaining to retain a conventional crown. A post is cemented into a prepared root canal, which retains a core restoration, which retains the final crown.The role of the post is firstly to retain a core restoration and crown, and secondly to redistribute stresses down onto the root, thereby reducing the risk of coronal fracture. The post does not play any role in reinforcing or supporting the tooth and can in fact make it more likely to fracture of tooth.

Materials used for Post

1. Non-metallic

2. Zirconia

3. Ceramic

4. Fiber-reinforced resins

5. Metals

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Types of Post

1. Prefabricated post

2. Cast post

BASIC CHARGES

Basic consultation cost will start from  Rs 500 and depends on complexity the charges will be extra and will recommended if required

I had visited the Dentist dental clinic along with cousin sister with a complaint of irregularly aligned teeth and space, the doctor had suggested me for braces treatment, after the entire treatment I was really happy with the outcome and result, my teeth got aligned perfectly ,thanks to Dr. Nandhini for patiently hearing me out with my queries and treating me. I strongly recommend to all

Poomathan Sivasamy

Thanks for the timely service extended by the clinic at the odd hour. I got my fallen teeth fixed back to its place. Really appreciate it. Thanks to the doctor as well who had to come back to the clinic after my request. I strongly recommend this clinic to everyone. They are dedicated to their work and deserves applause. 👏

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FAQ

It depends on mulitple factors like the size of the cavity and  material used to fill the cavity.

Fillings are safe and effective,but some people might experience discomfort or tooth sensitivity afterward.Most of the time,this sensitivity is normal and will resolve within few days or weeks

During filling procedures, dentists clean away the decay inside the cavity, usually with a drill, before filling it in.Fillings work by replacing the part of the tooth destroyed
by tooth decay. The dentist molds them to match the shape ofthe surrounding tooth.

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