Endocrown in Dentistry – An Insights into the Literature Review
Endocrowns have emerged as a conservative and effective restorative option in endodontically treated teeth, particularly for posterior teeth with significant structural loss. This review aims to provide a comprehensive overview of endocrowns, highlighting their design principles, material choices, biomechanical advantages, clinical indications, and long-term performance. Compared to traditional post-and-core systems, endocrowns offer a minimally invasive approach by utilizing the pulp chamber for macromechanical retention and adhesive bonding for micromechanical stability.