Amelogenesis imperfecta is a congenital disor¬der which affects deposition, calcification and/or maturation of dental enamel. This genetic disorder affects teeth in both deciduous and succedaneous dentition leading to functional as well as esthetic in adequacies. This condition exerts radical reper¬cussions on stomatognathicsyste mandintangible effects on the confidence of the patient. This clinical report elaborates on the multidisciplinary approach adopted for full mouth rehabilitation of a dentition affected by this genetic disorder in young adult patient. The treatment plan aimed at upheaving esthetics, restoring the vertical dimension and re¬instating the masticatory function. Pankey–Mann– Schuyler philosophy of full mouth rehabilitation was adhered to achieve these treatment objectives. Full mouth rehabilitation albeit restoring esthetics and functional so imparts a substantial positive psychological upliftment and therefore revamps the patient confidence.