Post Retrieval Techniques: A Review
Journal Title: IDA Ludhiana's Journal - Le Dentistry - Year 2018, Vol 2, Issue 3
Abstract
The Removal of Post from endodontically treated teeth can be a great obstacle in endodontically treated teeth, often leading to extraction of a tooth that could have been saved. Various techniques for the removal of either cast post or metal prefabricated post or fiber post have been cited in the history. Various removal kits and instruments are available in the market for removal of metal posts or fiber posts. Such techniques if used meticulously and proper case selection done can be very useful for saving the tooth after removal of the post. The tooth can be then be restored with the same or different type and size of the post as was used prior to removal
Authors and Affiliations
Kanwardeep Sohi, Neel Gagan, Simreet Dhingra, Sunil Kumar MV, Harikesh Rao
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