ACHIEVING EXCELLENT ESTHETIC AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOME BY A MULTIDISCIPLINARY APPROACH: A CASE REPORT

Abstract

Full mouth rehabilitation is a challenging treatment modality that improves the appearance of the patient and corrects imperfections in the occlusion. Vertical dimension, centric relation, speech and muscle tone are essential fundamentals of full mouth rehabilitation. There is a need to analyze each aspect carefully with regard to existing natural dentition and its relationship with the stomatognathic system, Full mouth rehabilitation tends to create smile that is not only esthetic but also functionally comfortable. This case report describes the full mouth prosthetic rehabilitation of a patient by Pankeymann-Schuyler philosophy as it is a well-organized procedure, where anterior guidance is first established followed by restoration of the posterior teeth.