Restore Your Smile with Post -Core build up at Iris Dental Care
Post and core buildup is an essential restorative procedure for rebuilding damaged teeth, providing strength, stability, and a foundation for further dental restorations. This process involves placing a small post within the tooth’s root canal, which acts as a supportive anchor, and then reconstructing the tooth’s structure using a durable core material.
The procedure not only strengthens a compromised tooth but also ensures it can securely support crowns or other restorations. It restores the tooth’s functionality, allowing patients to chew and speak confidently while preventing further deterioration.
Whether dealing with significant decay or fractures, post and core buildup offers a reliable solution for preserving natural teeth. This procedure extends the tooth’s longevity and maintains its structural integrity, ensuring a comfortable and long-lasting restoration. With proper oral care, the results can endure for years, making it a key step in achieving a healthier, more resilient smile.
Benefits of Post -Core build up
Restores tooth strength, prevents further damage, and provides a stable foundation for crowns or other restorations.
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Post -Core build up Procedure
The procedure involves reinforcing a tooth after treatment, ensuring that it remains strong and functional for further restoration.
Initial Assessment
Your dentist will evaluate the treated tooth to determine the need for Post -Core build up, ensuring the tooth is ready for the next phase of treatment.
Building Up the Tooth
The tooth is filled with a durable material to restore its shape and structure. This step helps to improve the stability of the tooth, preparing it for a crown or other restoration.
Final Restoration
Once the Post -Core build up is complete, a crown or filling is placed over the tooth to protect it and restore its appearance and function.
Placement of Temporary Restoration
A temporary filling or restoration may be placed if the Post -Core build up procedure is not immediately followed by a permanent crown. This ensures the tooth remains protected until the final restoration is placed.