The patient presented with extensive tooth damage — severe tobacco stains, attrition, enamel erosion, and compromised bite alignment. They reported difficulty in chewing, hesitation in social interactions, and a strong desire to regain a healthy appearance. 

After thorough clinical examination and radiographic evaluation, we initiated a full mouth rehabilitation protocol — a detailed, staged treatment approach designed to restore complete oral health, function, and aesthetics. 

Phase 1 included oral prophylaxis and deep scaling to remove years of accumulated plaque, calculus, and stains. We treated underlying periodontal concerns to ensure healthy gums before proceeding with restorative work. 

Phase 2 focused on restorative dentistry — decayed teeth were restored using ceramic crowns and composite restorations. The patient’s bite was corrected through occlusal adjustments and vertical dimension restoration, ensuring long-term comfort and stability. 

The final phase involved cosmetic shaping and whitening, leaving the patient with a uniform, bright, and naturally aligned set of teeth. The results were transformative, both visually and functionally. The patient reported improved chewing, clearer speech, and a major boost in confidence. 

This case underscores the importance of personalized dental care and the power of rehabilitation in restoring both oral health and emotional well-being. With the right approach, even the most damaged dentition can be brought back to life.