A 53yr old male patient reported with a chief complaint of missing teeth causing difficulty in speech and mastication. On examination, the maxillary arch was completely edentulous and in the mandibular arch 33, 34, 43 and 44 were present. Discussion: Conventional mode of treatment for patients with few remaining teeth was to render them completely edentulous and provide a complete denture prosthesis. However with the advent of overdenture concept, this trend changed thereby preventing alveolar bone resorption, providing better load transmission, maintain sensory feedback and achieving better stability of denture with emphasis on psychological benefit of not being completely edentulous. An overdenture fabricated with balanced occlusion, besides providing increased retention also enhances the stability of the prosthesis. Conclusion: This case report describes the fabrication of a tooth supported charecterised overdenture with bilateral balanced occlusion.