Dental reconstruction with endocanal posts is an advanced restorative procedure used to rebuild severely damaged or weakened teeth—often following root canal treatment.

This comprehensive approach combines multiple dental procedures to restore both the function and aesthetics of the mouth, and includes the placement of endocanal posts (also known as post-and-core systems) to provide internal support for crowns or other restorations.

Endocanal posts are small, biocompatible rods inserted into the root canal of a tooth that has undergone endodontic therapy. They serve as an anchor for building up the tooth structure and are essential when the remaining tooth is too weak to hold a restoration on its own.

This treatment is often part of a full-mouth reconstruction plan, which may also involve crowns, bridges, implants, veneers, or periodontal care—depending on the patient’s specific needs.