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Endodontic Restorations:Post and Core Placements
Presented from India by Dr. V. S. Mohan0
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Case Description
Post and core placement is a dental procedure used to restore a severely damaged or decayed tooth, typically one that has undergone root canal therapy. During this procedure, a dental post (a small metal or tooth-colored rod) is anchored within the root canal to provide structural support, and a...
Case Summary
- The speaker discussed the dilemma faced by dentists regarding endodontics and prosthodontics, specifically the post and core procedure. They emphasized the importance of clear objectives and avoiding dilemmas when deciding on the appropriate treatment.
Speaker Profile
Dr. V. S. Mohan
Former President of IDA, Endodontist at Dr. Mohan’s Dente Dental Clinic, MumbaiDr. V. S. Mohan is a renowned Endodontist and former President of the Indian Dental Association (IDA). With decades of clinical experience, he currently practices at Dr. Mohan’s Dente Dental Clinic in Mumbai, where he is known for his precision in root canal therapy and advanced endodontic procedures. Dr. Mohan is a respected speaker and educator, frequently invited to share his insights at national and international dental conferences. His contributions to the field of dentistry have earned him recognition as a thought leader and mentor in the Indian dental community.
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