Abstract

Full mouth rehabilitation of a patient with mutilated dentition - JDS- Print ISSN No: - 2320-7302 Online ISSN No:- 2393-9834 Article DOI No:- 10.18231/j.jds.2019.028, Journal of Dental Specialities-J Dent Spec

Highlights

  • Full mouth rehabilitation is achieving balance between esthetics and function and henceis a challenging procedure

  • Occlusal surface wear of the teeth in an individual is a gradual process during the lifetime. It leads to loss of vertical dimension in an individual with functional and esthetic discomfort in everday life

  • An occlusal splint was provided to the patient as part of reversible treatment modality to evaluate adaptation of the patient to altered VDO

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Introduction

Full mouth rehabilitation is achieving balance between esthetics and function and henceis a challenging procedure. This may get difficult if the restorative space required is limited as in the case of a mutilated dentition. Efforts should be made for meticulous treatment planning with a multidisciplinary approach for successful outcomes. The most critical aspect in successful full mouth rehabilitation is a combination of stable occlusion and orthopedically stable temporomandibular joints. Occlusal surface wear of the teeth in an individual is a gradual process during the lifetime. It leads to loss of vertical dimension in an individual with functional and esthetic discomfort in everday life. The prosthetic treatment should be performed with extreme care to achieve a good prognosis for the patient.[1]

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