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Abstract:
Post crowns are restorations which utilise the root canal space to improve the retention and resistance form of teeth which lack coronal tooth structure. In recent years there have been significant developments in the materials, systems and evidence-base surrounding the provision of post crowns. This review aims to refresh the general dental practitioner's (GDPs) knowledge of the different factors that must be considered when placing a post crown, and how these factors can help guide the dentist in their decision to provide either a direct or indirect post and core.
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