DOI: https://doi.org/10.36347/sjds.2025.v12i01.003

Pages: 13-18

Restoring the anterior dentition remains a clinical challenge that requires aesthetic solutions to achieve optimal results. Traditionally, full-coverage crowns have been the go-to approach, despite their invasiveness and potential harm to the pulp due to substantial tooth substance removal. Fortunately, recent advancements in ceramics and adhesive techniques have paved the way for more conservative alternatives. Ceramic full veneers, combined with precise bonding techniques, emerge as a compelling, aesthetic, and highly durable option. Although enveloping the entire tooth, this approach is considered minimally invasive compared to conventional ceramic crowns. However, its successful implementation requires meticulous planning and adherence to the treatment steps. This article highlights the potential of ceramic full veneers within a conservative and aesthetic paradigm and offers precise planning to obtain the most gratifying results, through a clinical situation.