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Post and core buildups are important for damaged or endodontically stabilized teeth. Zirconia is a common material for these restorations due to its exceptional mechanical properties, biocompatibility, and aesthetic appeal. This study presents a case of a 47-year-old female patient, where the tooth was reconstructed and improved its appearance using zirconia bars and implants and was fabricated using Exocad software exactly as it was done in that process. Although zirconia offers impressive advantages, including durability and natural appearance, it presents challenges such as high cost and possible cracking risks. Studies establish how effective zirconia is at emphasizing the restoration of integrity while acknowledging its limitations.
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