Abstract
This article aims to describe a technique using glass fiber post with an interpenetrating polymer network (IPN) polymer matrix, and chopped the same as glass fibers core build-up material to restore a tooth with a significant loss of crown structure. Following the root canal therapy, the post was bonded into the canal and the core 4mm of chopped glass fiber bundles were used tothe core of build up a block on the bonding surface of the glass fiber post so as to strengthen the post and core assembly. Prefabric core build ups were used to shape the core form easily. Zirconia full ceramic crown was fabricated and the patient was satisfied with the treatment. Restoration was examined to remain succesful after 1 year.
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