London Dental Specialists in Primrose Hill delivers comprehensive dental care through registered specialists. Our patient Anna chose our practice after discovering our:
Treatment Type | Specialist Qualification | Registration |
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Orthodontics | Specialist Orthodontist | GDC Registered |
Endodontics | Root Canal Specialist | GDC Registered |
Prosthodontics | Crown Specialist | GDC Registered |
Private orthodontic care at our practice includes:
Treatment Component | Service Details | Quality Assurance |
---|---|---|
Initial Consultation | Comprehensive Assessment | Expert Planning |
Treatment Options | Multiple Solutions | Tailored Care |
Professional Care | Specialist-led | GDC Standards |
Materials | Premium Quality | CE Marked |
Our crown options feature:
The endodontic journey involves:
Treatment Phase | Duration | Procedure Details |
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Root Canal | 1-2 visits | Specialist clean and seal |
Gold Post | Single visit | Custom casting |
Core Build-up | Same visit | Foundation creation |
Crown Preparation | One visit | Expert shaping |
Our practice credentials include:
Anna’s treatment progression included:
Our premium post and core treatment features:
Component | Benefit | Warranty |
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Gold Post | Superior strength | 5 years |
Custom Cast | Perfect fit | 5 years |
Core Build-up | Stable foundation | 5 years |
Crown Support | Long-term stability | 5 years |
Our Primrose Hill practice provides:
We offer flexible payment options:
Payment Type | Details | Benefits |
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Interest-free | 0% plans | Spread cost |
Insurance | Major providers | Direct billing |
Payment Plans | Customised | Affordable care |
Warranties | 5-year cover | Peace of mind |
Our approach combines specialist expertise with patient care excellence. Anna’s successful treatment demonstrates our commitment to delivering outstanding results through:
A dental post and core crown is a type of dental crown used to restore a tooth that has undergone a root canal treatment. It consists of two main components: the post and the core. The post is inserted into the remaining tooth structure to provide support and retention for the crown. The core is a dental restoration material that fills in the area above the post and provides a foundation for the final dental crown.
A post and core is typically needed when a tooth has been significantly damaged due to decay or fracture and has undergone a root canal procedure. When the tooth structure is compromised, the post provides additional support for the dental crown. This is especially crucial for teeth that bear significant chewing forces, such as molars.
Post and core crowns can be made from a variety of materials. Commonly used materials include composite resin, metal, and ceramics. Fibre posts are also popular due to their aesthetic appeal and ability to bond to the tooth structure effectively. The choice of material often depends on factors like the location of the tooth, the extent of the damage, and the patient's preferences.
The post and core procedure starts with the dentist cleaning and shaping the canal of the tooth after performing a root canal treatment. Once the canal is prepared, a post is selected based on the size and shape of the canal. The post can be either prefabricated or custom-made. After placing the post, the core material is applied around it to restore the shape of the tooth, and finally, an impression is taken to fabricate the final dental crown.