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SAVING TEETH: Endodontic Tooth Reconstruction

Teeth with great destruction of the crown have a high probability of being extracted due to their low possibility of recovering their masticatory function. These teeth are candidates for root canal treatment or endodontics, a procedure that will overcome the tooth infection. But the important thing is what comes after the endodontics. The question is, can the tooth be reconstructed?. The answer is yes, in most cases teeth can be successfully reconstructed after root canal treatment. It does not matter if a large part of the crown of the tooth is destroyed, because with the help of the posts or bolts that are inserted into the canal, it will be possible to have a column that will reinforce the installation of a porcelain crown. But before thinking about the reconstruction of the tooth, we must make sure that the endodontics is carried out properly, you must follow the instructions of your dentist and go to your appointments within the established period so as not to alter the successful end of the root canal treatment. We must also consider that root canals have a success of between 70% and 90%, despite having been performed following all the required protocols. After concluding the endodontics and verifying the disappearance of all symptoms of pain in the tooth, reviewing the perfect seal with an x-ray, we proceed to plan the reconstruction of the tooth with the help of an aesthetic post in the next appointment. The installation of the aesthetic post or bolt is done in a single appointment, the stump that will support the crown is prepared, a silicone mold is taken or the tooth is scanned for the final preparation of the porcelain crown. This can be installed instantly with the help of Cerec Cad Cam or in a next appointment with the conventional procedure. The final result is very encouraging for the patient. This is the way a tooth can be saved and avoid extraction. #Endodontics #Ovidental #SavingTeeth