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After RCT, putting CAP is mandatory? What is the price for that...
Price of metal Cap ?
Price of ceramic metal cap?
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Yes....Crown is mandatory as tooth become weak and it will fracture.Numerous factors decide crown price .You can ask your dentist t
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Yes, putting CAP(crown) is preferred. The crowns range from 1800 (Decent Metal crown)- 18000 (3M zirconia > 10 Warranty)
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After rct the tooth becomes weak . If you dont put a cap the tooth will break eventually. Metal cap can be from 800-4000 dependi g on your locality .
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Dr. Chetna Dudeja Bhalla
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9 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
Yes, CAP or crown is absolutely necessary after RCT as tooth becomes weak and can fracture with masticatory loads unless protected with crown. Crown can be made of metal, ceramic fused to metal or ceramic alone. The cost increases in that order and ranges from Rs 1500 to Rs 15000.
It is advised that patient doesnt chew anything hard from RC treated tooth till the time crown is placed.
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