PeerlessPost™

Placement Technique

This technique guide shows basic steps. Read Directions for Use before using.

1. Isolate and prepare tooth (remove gutta percha if necessary).	2. Select proper size post and verify with a try-in.	3. Adjust to fit by removing 1 mm increments from either/both ends with a diamond bur or disc. NEVER use pliers or cutters.	4. Etch the post space and remaining involved tooth structure*. Rinse. Remove excess water.
5. Apply adhesive bonding agent*. Remove excess. Air-dry to evaporate solvent.	6. Mix dual-cure resin cement*. Apply cement on post. Place post.	7. Light-cure to stabilize post.	8. Place core composite material*. Trim core for final restoration /prosthesis.

Photographs courtesy of Dr. Enrique Kogan

Removal Technique

Fiber posts are removable in minutes (Ref. #9 – 11). For best results use loupes or microscope.

1. Gain access to the coronal end of the post.
2. Create a pilot hole (1 mm deep) in the center of the post using a small round bur.
3. Follow the long axis of the post with an LA Axxess #1 bur or a #2 or #3 Peezo Reamer. Use a pecking motion at 800 – 2000 rpm under water spray.
4. After reaching the apical end of the post, remaining post structure can be removed with the same pecking technique using that size PeerlessPost drill.

*Use according to manufactuer’s instructions.