By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:

Identify the structural and biological challenges associated with endodontically treated teeth.

Explain the current evidence-based concepts in restoring endodontically treated teeth.

Differentiate between traditional restorative approaches and contemporary adhesive/restorative techniques.

Compare the indications, advantages, and limitations of posts, cores, crowns, and minimally invasive alternatives.

Evaluate the role of fiber-reinforced posts, bonded restorations, and endocrowns in modern practice.

Assess factors influencing long-term prognosis, including tooth structure preservation, occlusal load, and material selection.

Apply decision-making strategies to select the most appropriate restorative approach for different clinical scenarios.