At Sree Jayam Dental Clinic, we offer post and core treatments to help restore damaged or weakened teeth. Post and core procedures are often used after a root canal treatment when a tooth is too damaged to support a filling. This treatment involves placing a post inside the tooth to provide stability, followed by the application of a core material to rebuild the tooth structure. This ensures the tooth is strong enough to support a dental crown or other restorative treatments. Our expert team provides personalized post and core procedures to give you a durable and functional smile.
Post and core is a dental restoration process that involves two main stages: the placement of a post inside the tooth, followed by the application of a core material. This procedure is typically performed after a root canal to restore the tooth’s structure and make it suitable for a crown. The post helps anchor the core material to the tooth, reinforcing its strength and stability.
The post and core procedure begins with the removal of any remaining decayed tissue from the tooth. After a root canal treatment, a post is inserted into the tooth’s root canal. The post serves as an anchor for the core material, which is placed to rebuild the tooth structure. The core material hardens, creating a solid foundation for the placement of a crown, which will restore the tooth’s functionality and appearance.
Post and core treatment is designed to restore and reinforce a damaged tooth, making it strong enough to support a dental crown.
Post and core procedures are typically needed after a root canal treatment when a tooth has been weakened or lacks sufficient structure for a filling.
The procedure usually takes one or two visits to the dentist, depending on the complexity of the case.
The procedure is generally not painful, as local anesthesia is used to ensure comfort during the treatment.
Post and core are commonly performed on teeth that have undergone root canal therapy, but your dentist will evaluate if it’s suitable for your specific case.
With proper care, post and core restorations can last for many years, ensuring the longevity and functionality of the treated tooth.