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Triad treatment option to restore full mouth

The primary consideration for continued denture success with a single conventional complete denture is the preservation of that which remains in the oral cavity. The single denture is a complex prosthesis that requires a complete understanding of the basics of denture occlusion. The problems involved in providing comfort, function, proper esthetics, and retention for the maxillary complete denture patient with natural opposing dentition may be challenging. The damage to the edentulous ridge and inability to wear the denture may be avoided by good prosthetic treatment which includes adequate denture base, correct jaw relation record, and proper occlusion. In this case report, a female patient reported with generalized attrition of the remaining maxillary dentition. After clinical evaluation, taking into consideration the patient′s expectations, treatment plan was decided. Using fixed, removable, and complete denture prosthesis, patients functional and esthetic requirements were fulfilled, which gave her comfort and satisfaction.