CONCLUSION

A treatment plan should be designed incorporating all the components of

stomatognathic system i.e occlusion, surrounding musculature and the
temporomandibular joint. Harmonious relationship of these components is
the ultimate aim of rehabilitation procedure.
Various factors, general and specific recommendation and procedural
steps of occlusal rehabilitation have been discussed.
We must also remember that not all patients can be successfully treated
with a single preconceived treatment philosophy. The clinician must be
aware that all patients do not respond in a same way to any treatment. So
knowledge of aesthetics, technical aspects, lab procedures, materials and
above all an integrated approach is required for a successful treatment.
This is a challenge and to except this the clinician should not only be an
acute diagnostician but also a master of a wide range of treatment
modalities

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