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Endodontically treated molars with almost total coronal destruction may be salvageable by using multiple posts in divergent canals. The fabrication of dowel and core for multirooted teeth can be a vexing problem, especially when there is minimal coronal dentin. A number of methods have been suggested for making a cast dowel and core using two or more of the canals to increase retention of the prosthesis. This article presents a clinical report on fabrication of split cast post and core by a direct technique that is efficient and enables the dentist to use the maximum length available in each canal, despite the degree of divergence in multirooted teeth.

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Kumar L, Gupta R, Yadav A. A Systematic Approach to Restore Grossly Decayed Multirooted Teeth: Split Cast Post and Core. Int J Prosthodont Restor Dent 2012;2(1):16-18.
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Akanksha Yadav

Lakshya Kumar

Ridhima Gupta

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A Systematic Approach to Restore Grossly Decayed Multirooted Teeth: Split Cast Post and Core

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