A case report: Amelogenesis imperfecta

SUMMARY The aim of this case report is to come up with patient friendly restorative treatment for a young female patient with severe AI using indirect composite veneers for anteriors and metal crowns on posteriors. Amelogenesis imperfecta is defined as genetic determined malformation with various manifestations particularly concerning functional disability and enamel discoloration. After the performed dental procedure, patient improved a lot in terms of chewing efficacy, which in turn enhance her quality of life. Her confidence level was also boosted up with acceptable esthetics. The patient was better able to maintain her oral hygiene in terms of plaque removal and tooth brushing. Clinical Relevance: Patients with amelogenesis imperfect needs life time follow up with high level of maintenance provided with the prosthesis. This particular management provided the patient with least invasive procedure in terms of simplicity and cost effectiveness. The current case report exhibits that restorative treatment enhances the quality of life of patients. Some other aspects needs to be addressed depending upon the severity and affordability of patients, such as surgical correction of the jaws, and orthodontic treatment.