After the removal of diseased tooth structure, recreating an optimal foundation for an indirect crown or onlay is essential for the success of the final restoration. The build-up acts to complete the repair of the tooth, whether vital or endodontically treated, and sets the stage for a successful restoration of the tooth to full function. In this course, we will discuss the evidence-based procedures for build-ups, emphasising the best materials and techniques for post and cores, bases and liners, and isolation techniques, highlighting procedures for endodontically treated teeth.
Summarise the etiologies of failure for endodontically treated teeth. Describe restorative diagnosis risk assessment criteria for endodontically treated teeth. Identify and differentiate parameters for Direct vs. Indirect Restoration for endodontically treated teeth. Determine when to post and when not to post. Demonstrate clinical guidelines for post placement and core build-up. Summarise strategies on how to accomplish endodontics to crown in fewer visits.
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