FULL MOUTH REHABILITAION OF WORN DENTITION USING PANKEY MANN SCHUYLER TECHNIQUE & BROADRICK FLAG METHOD- A CASE REPORT

Full mouth rehabilitation is a biggest challenge to any prosthodontist in the restorative dentistry. It requires detailed diagnosis and efficient treatment planning to achieve occlusal contacts that are in harmony in order to optimize stomathognathic function, health and esthetics. This gives a patient utmost comfort and satisfaction. Prosthodontic management of occlusal wear problems is very much difficult and demanding task on the part of the prosthodontist. Various factors such as vertical dimension of occlusion, centric relation, occlusal contact pattern, esthetics and phonetics must be considered simultaneously for both anterior and posterior teeth when the occlusion is rehabilitated. This may be further complicated by existing restorations, pulpal exposure, missing teeth and tooth sensitivity. Several techniques of full mouth rehabilitations are available and a clinician should ascribe to one after a comprehensive diagnosis of the patient's clinical condition and prospective consideration of his/her oral health, function, comfort and esthetic requirements.