Abstract: Complete mouth rehabilitation is a dynamic functional problem, and embodies the correlation and integration of all component parts into one functioning unit. A variety of techniques have been suggested in the literature for full mouth rehabilitation. Some advocate simultaneous restoration of arches; others suggest complete restoration of individual quadrants in a programmed sequence before proceeding to the next. This case report describes the rehabilitation of a mutilated dentition using twin-tables technique introduced by Sumiya Hobo. This technique ensures a restoration with a predictable posterior disclusion and anterior guidance in harmony with the condylar path thus maintaining the harmony of the stomatognathic system.