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Abstract

Thin ceramic laminates or veneers are a suitable option to correct shape, symmetry, contour, and size of anterior teeth, and can also be used for diastema closuring or clinical crown lengthening using conservative preparations. This case report describes the esthetic rehabilitation of maxillary anterior teeth using thin ceramic veneers produced using a chairside CAD/CAM system (CEREC 4.2.5, Sirona). The patient had diastemas between the maxillary incisors besides short teeth. After obtaining the diagnostic models, waxing, and mock-up, intra-oral scanning was performed to show the areas of retention and guide the conservative preparations. The laminate veneers were milled adjusted and luted using lightcure resin cement. The use of thin ceramic laminates with minimally invasive preparations is a conservative and esthetically approach for successful esthetic rehabilitation of anterior teeth.