Severe wear and/or loss of anterior and posterior teeth results in the loss of anterior guidance, normal occlusal plane and the reduction of vertical dimension, consequential to it overclosure and loss in esthetics. Rehabilitation of such conditions require reestablishment of vertical dimension, followed by rehabilitation with fixed or conventional removable prosthesis. Fixed restoration of lost posterior teeth is accomplished by implants. Often because of longstanding edentulous conditions, additional procedures are required to correct/ manage the compromised ridge conditions so created, for placement of conventional implants, which increases the duration, number of surgeries and cost of treatment. Rehabilitation with basal implants in such conditions can be accomplished in 72 hours and thus reduce these additional procedures, involved cost, discomfort to the patient and extended treatment duration. This case report describes a 38 year old female patient who reported with multiple missing mandibular teeth and attrited and partially edentulous maxillary teeth with a reduced vertical dimension who was treated with basal implants thus achieving functional rehabilitation in 72 hours.