Severe tooth attrition may be caused by several factors and was considered to present great treatment problems in clinical dentistry. This case report provided the non-retentive telescopic denture treatment for severe attritted dentition due to parafunctional habits of bruxism and loss of posterior teeth support. Though this design was less retentive force than precision attachment of Konus denture, the patient was satisfactory with the cosmetic, occlusal, and masticatory considerations. After the full mouth rehabilitation, the periodontal status, TMJ and muscle condition of the patient were good in periodic recall, and this indicated that the height of initial bite rising was acceptable by the patient. So, the prosthodontic treatment for severe attritted dentition with non-retentive telescopic denture was suggested.