[Restoration of profound tooth damage caused by intrinsic erosion, with porcelain crowns. A case report].

In the presented case extensive tooth damage has been caused by an eating disorder (bulimia nervosa coupled with frequent vomiting). Although the patient's premised disorder has been treated successfully, palatal and occlusal surfaces of the upper teeth were profoundly damaged due to previous acidic erosion. There was also a significant hypersensitivity of upper teeth, and the patient was dissatisfied with the aesthetics of the upper teeth as well.