Introduction
Restoring endodontically treated posterior teeth is always a clinical challenge due to significant loss of tooth structure and increased susceptibility to fracture. Modern adhesive dentistry allows for conservative, biomimetic approaches using fiber-reinforced composites to mimic dentin behavior and improve long-term prognosis.
Case Presentation
A 40-year-old male patient presented with the chief complaint:
“I want to restore my tooth after root canal treatment.”
Clinical findings:
- Endodontically treated posterior tooth
- Moderate to extensive loss of coronal structure
- No signs of acute pathology
- Indication for direct adhesive restoration
- Diagnosis
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