Teeth are imperative elements in the orofacial region which are pivotal for many critical physiological functions of an individual. Loss of teeth may be inevitable due to several reasons like dental caries, periodontitis, infections, facial trauma and pathologies of the jaw. It may even result due to physiologic reasons like ageing. Inorder to restore certain key physiologic functions like mastication, phonetics, and esthetics replacement of teeth is mandatory. Many treatment options are available in the current world but implants are still considered as a first go option. Here we present a clinical report of a patient who underwent full mouth reconstruction with implant-supported fixed prostheses in partially edentulous arches.