Introduction: Endocrowns are considered a viable option for the restoration of posterior endodontically treated and badly destructed teeth. When compared with conventional post __ampersandsignamp; core crowns, the procedure involving the endocrown fabrication is considered more practical, less complex __ampersandsignamp; easy to perform. Aims: To manage extensively damaged posterior teeth with a PFM based endocrown type of restoration. Methodology: This case report describes the management of extensively damaged endodontically treated posterior teeth, with endocrown-type restorations fabricated with metal ceramic-based prostheses with a 6-month follow-up period. Result: The porcelain-fused-to-metal prosthesis [PFM] based endocrown luted with GIC under proper isolation adheres perfectly with the bio integration concept and also had a success rate. Conclusions: Endocrowns has been considered as a promising treatment alternative for posterior endodontically treated teeth having excessive loss of coronal tooth structure associated with limited interocclusal space based on the patient__ampersandsignrsquo;s affordability and esthetic demands. The endocrown adheres perfectly with the bio integration concept __ampersandsignamp; it should be used in restorative dentistry __ampersandsignamp; should be more widely known.