This Study is Conducted to Evaluate the Clinical Performance of Indirect Overlay Restorations With Different Cavity Preparation Designs in Endodontically Treated Molars.

First Validation of endodontic treatment using a periapical radiograph and proper history taking.

{I}• Cavity Preparation Procedures for Comparator Group:

* Removal of any remnants of temporary filling and excess gutta percha to the level of root canal orifice. * Removal of all undermined enamel. * Then 1.5 to 2 mm cusp reduction will be performed for the buccal and lingual walls. * The occlusal box will be of 2.5 mm width, 2 mm depth cavity walls and will be flared to produce a 6 degree of divergence. * The cavity will have internal rounded angles, finished enamel with sharp non-beveled margins and smooth well-defined walls. * Immediate Dentin Sealing and Cavity Optimization: Immediate dentin sealing will be performed through the use of a universal adhesive followed by the injection of injectable flowable resin composite. Blocking of undercuts using injectable flowable resin composite and margin elevation if required. * The final retentive design will include occlusal clearance of 2 mm with occlusal box cavity of depth 2 mm with all margins in enamel occlusally and all dentin surfaces will be covered.

{II}• Cavity Preparation Procedures for Intervention Group:

* Removal of any remnants of temporary filling and excess gutta percha to the level of root canal orifice. * No additional removal of the tooth structure will be performed at this step. * Cavity optimization will be performed first. * Blocking of undercuts using injectable flowable resin composite and margin elevation if required. * The occlusal cavity will be restored during cavity optimization with injectable resin composite to reduce the areas of dentin exposure and preserve the remaining tooth structure. * The dentin substitute resin composite will establish the biobase. * An anatomical non retentive preparation design will be performed to show continuous inclined plane preparation with 2 mm cuspal reduction, concave chamfer margins, and 1 to 1.5 mm thick butt-joint preparation in the interproximal portion. * The final cavity design will include occlusal clearance of 2 mm with total cusp coverage, with biomimetic features (anatomical, non-retentive design) with no occlusal box cavity.

* The CAD/CAM partial coverage overlay restoration will be designed, then milled using SHOFU Hard hybrid ceramic blocks for both groups following its design. * Cementation for both groups: * Selective etching of the enamel margins of the cavity will be made using 37% phosphoric acid. * Application of Universal Adhesive according to manufacturer's instructions and cured. * Regarding the milled indirect overlay restorations; surface roughening with Dura-Green Stones SHOFU will be performed, followed by the application of a suitable priming agent, then the injection of resin cement in the fitting surface, and finally the restoration will be cemented. * Restoration will be placed onto the prepared cavities allowing for excess resin cement to emerge which will then be tac-cured for 5 second using a standard intensity light cure allowing for slight hardening of the excess resin cement. * Removal of excess cement using a sharp explorer, excavator or a c-blade along with the use of interdental flossing to ensure elimination of interdental excess resin cement material. * Completing the remaining curing cycle after excess removal to the full curing time.

• proximal contact point 3.fracture of material and retention 4.wear 5. marginal staining 6. color match 7.caries at restoration margin [Time frame: T0: baseline T1: 6 months T2: 12 months T3: 18 months T4: 2 years]