Functional and aesthetical full‐mouth rehabilitation of a patient with severely worn dentition and deep bite using minimally invasive approach in current vertical dimension: A 3‐year follow‐up

Key Clinical Message Regaining restorative space for fullmouth reconstruction in a patient with deep bite and worn dentition by conservative approach in current vertical dimension and also using minimally invasive concept is recommended. Full mouth reconstruction of a deep bite patient with severely worn dentition is a challenging situation for the prosthodontists. This study represents minimally invasive procedures in mentioned condition without increasing vertical dimension. After 3 years of follow up no complication was observed. Regaining restorative space for full mouth reconstruction in a patient with deep bite and worn dentition is a challenging situation. Since an alteration in VDO may cause adaptable reactions in the temporomandibular joint (TMJ), periodontium, and occlusal morphology, regaining restorative space by conservative approach in current vertical dimension and also using minimally invasive concept is recommended.