Nankali post and core classification

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The Nankali post and core classification is the most advanced classification that is used in restorative dentistry for grouping different types of post and cores.

Here Nankali post and core classification is illustrated. As it can be observed all systems are divided into main two groups prefabricated (which is made in factories) and those posts that are made in laboratory or in surgeries. In the next step each group is divided into two subgroups according to their counter-sink constructions including their position.

In the other steps either the system is symmetrical or non-symmetrical is another important fact that is pointed out.

In the Nankali post and core classification the outline surfaces, threaded, smooth and serrated are profoundly discussed, in addition to the other mentioned directions.

Because posts can be made from different justified dental materials such as Stainless Steel, Titanium, Titanium Alloy, Gold-Plated brass, Carbon and Ceramic, to avoid complications in understanding this classification the choice of material is not placed.

Nankali Post and Core Classification

All posts and cores can also be made as a one part or more parts.

Advantages

This classification answers different questions related to the posts and cores which help professionals to clarify the clinical indications more appropriately.

Another important advantage of this classification is that it gives dentists ability to compare the systems in a very clear way, which may help them to plans their treatment faster and properly.

Disadvantages

Because it is tried to cover the maximum required information, the size of this classification became large and it required time to analyse it, yet, after understanding the classification it became very useful and simple.

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