Restorative & Materials · single question

After RCT on a virgin posterior tooth with adequate coronal structure, most appropriate final restoration?

  1. Core buildup and crown
  2. Ceramic inlay
  3. Post, core, and crown
  4. Glass ionomer alone
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Correct answer: A. Core buildup and crown

After RCT, posterior tooth needs CROWN with core buildup to protect against cusp fracture (tooth is more brittle). POST is only needed when insufficient coronal structure to retain core — for a VIRGIN TOOTH with adequate structure, post is NOT indicated and can weaken the root.

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