The goal of this general article is to present a survey of the current knowledge about the clinical approach of restoring endodontically treated teeth. The best way to restore teeth after root canal treatment has long been and still is a controversial subject of debate to this day. The clinical approach of restoring endodontically treated teeth needs taking into consideration several issues: ai...

Ideal coronal reconstruction of endodontically treated tooth is still a challenge for restorative dentistry. Despite having varied types of commercially available posts, none of them meet all the ideal biological and mechanical properties. In this context a "Biological Post" serves as a homologous recipe for intraradicular rehabilitation of a fractured endodontically treated tooth by virtue of ...

The restoration of the endodontically treated tooth represents a key factor during treatment planning because of its impact on the longterm prognosis. Here we provide an analysis of clinical studies evaluating outcomes of various restorative treatments applied to endodontically treated teeth.

Restoration of endodontically treated teeth is one the major challenges faced in field operative dentistry. In tooth, most part tooth structure lost because dental caries, conventional access cavity preparation and biomechanical during root canal therapy. They become very weak brittle also more prone to fracture compared vital

STATEMENT OF PROBLEM Teeth are weakened after endodontic treatment and should, ideally, be crowned, especially posterior teeth. However, this is not always possible. Information about the longevity of endodontically treated teeth without crown coverage may assist in selecting appropriate treatment modalities. PURPOSE The aims of this cohort study were to evaluate the survival rate for endodon...

It has been the purpose of this article to provide a rationale for the restoration of endodontically treated teeth. Treatment recommendations have been made in the areas of post design, placement technique, cements, core materials, and definitive restorations, based on a review of the clinical and laboratory data.

a s p i bstract he purpose of this study was to evaluate, radiographcally, whether there is similarity in the apical root esorption found in endodontically treated teeth and ntreated teeth when they are submitted to orthodontic reatment. From 2,500 treatment records examined, 16 atients were selected who had a maxillary central ncisor treated endodontically before initiation of the rthodontic m...