Medical and Dental Rehabilitation of Esthetic and Biologically Compromised Case

Rampant caries is a suddenly appearing, rapidly burrowing type of caries resulting in early pulp involvement, in which more than 10 new lesions appear every year on healthy teeth surfaces which are generally immune to caries. This report aims to provide an aid to different diagnosis methods and treatment modalities for esthetical and biologically compromised cases. The treatment included-iron supplements, scaling, and polishing, extraction, caries intervention, tooth colored restorations, root canal treatment, orthodontic treatment, post and cores, periodontal surgery, root end surgery with mineral trioxide aggregate filling material, full ceramic crowns and fixed partial dentures. The treatment provided took about 1 year with total 45 visits and few of them unattended. The patient showed a great improvement in esthetic and function.