Comprehensive rehabilitation of a worn out dentition with complete coverage ceramic restorations

Conservative and Cost-effective Rehabilitation of a Deep Bite Patient with Worn Dentition: A Case Report of the Dahl Technique Approach

“…The biggest problem with restoring worn dentition is there is no space for restorative material to provide optimum resistance and retention form. A variety of treatment options have been proposed, including elective endodontic treatment, surgical crown lengthening for restoration of worn teeth with insufficient restorative space, and prosthetic treatments (8). However, these conventional methods are very costly, time-consuming, and invasive.…”

Conservative and cost‐effective rehabilitation of a deep bite patient with worn dentition: A case report of the Dahl technique approach

“…The biggest problem with restoring worn dentition is there is no space for restorative material to provide optimum resistance and retention form. A variety of treatment options have been proposed, including elective endodontic treatment, surgical crown lengthening (CL) for restoration of worn teeth with insufficient restorative space, and prosthetic treatments 8 . However, these conventional methods are very costly, time‐consuming, and invasive.…”

“…A variety of treatment options have been proposed, including elective endodontic treatment, surgical crown lengthening (CL) for restoration of worn teeth with insufficient restorative space, and prosthetic treatments. 8 However, these conventional methods are very costly, time‐consuming, and invasive. They destroy a considerable amount of tooth structure and are accounted as an irreversible path for both the patient and dentist.…”