Conventional method of fabricating Complete Dentures [CD] has been in practice since 1860’s . Bilateral Balanced articulation have been proposed as one of the functionally advantageous Denture System in terms of stability, even distribution of forces and denture comfort . Conventional Complete Dentures and Dentures constructed with Bilateral balanced Articulation has the additional advantage of predictable aesthetics, as individualised teeth arrangement is possible including characterisation of pink and white aesthetics. Through the years, the continuing goal was to overcome all the drawbacks associated with the process of fabrication, and enhancements of the properties of materials used for denture base and teeth. No significant changes were noted in the impression making and jaw relation procedures involved with conventional complete denture fabrication. The introduction and evolution of computer-aided technology in the field of CD fabrication has considerably reduced the time spent in fabrication and they claim with the availability of the necessary armamentarium dentures can be fabricated in a single day ^. The first scientific paper on the use of a computer-aided system for designing and fabricating CDs was published by Maeda et al., in 1994, and these dentures were made by additive Rapid Prototyping [RP] technology, from photo-polymerised acrylate material using a 3-dimensional Laser Lithographic (LL) machine^. It took almost 20 years for the emergence of the first commercially available denture systems. Very few studies and reports are available on the outcome evaluation of the newly introduced Baltic system . The advantage of time and simplicity of the procedure have attracted the clinicians and have urged them to cater to the demanding patients overlooking the cost which is involved in the process.With the mentioned advantages and disadvantages of the two systems, it is planned to conduct a clinical trial to study the functional and aesthetic outcomes of the patient with conventional complete denture system with bilateral balanced articulation and Baltic denture system.