Predictable and satisfactory restoration in a patient with a partially edentulous situation can be challenging especially when anterior segment of teeth is missing. Successful prosthetic rehabilitation can be done with various conventional and advanced treatment options. One of these treatment options is attachment retained removable partial denture. Most important factor for a successful attachment retained cast partial denture is proper selection of an abutment. Consideration of Abutment alignment, cross arch bracing, must be done with a thorough knowledge and understanding of Prosthodontic principles. In this case report, a young patient presented with missing mandibular anterior teeth, unaesthetic and carious maxillary anterior teeth. The patient was concerned about esthetics as well as the function. Taking into consideration the above concerns maxillary anterior FPD and mandibular bilateral strategy attachment retained CPD was the chosen treatment option. There are various attachment systems developed which have been used for the rehabilitation of missing teeth. Every attachment system has its own set of advantages and disadvantages. OT STRATEGY attachments are the only attachments of this type to have a (patented) parallel support under the sphere. These attachments automatically align the retentive caps, which is an important factor for the insertion of the prosthesis. This will determine the duration of the caps and prevent the risk of wear to the spheres. The reduced dimensions of these attachments permit them to be applied in critical areas making them ideal for removable prostheses. It is the only OT attachment which resists lateral forces efficiently and indicated for anterior teeth. Considering the positive aspects, the chosen treatment modality proved beneficial in terms of both patient satisfaction and the overall success of the treatment.