Esthetic management of diastema closure using porcelain laminate veneers and all ceramic crown

Aim: This paper aims to describe the esthetic management of anterior midline diastema and spacing in a male patient, using a ceramic veneer and a crown. Background: The use of ceramic veneers has increased due to the minimal tooth preparation involved, the color and contour stability of the material, and the enhanced esthetics. They have proven to be an effective treatment option for managing esthetic and functional problems, especially in the anterior teeth. Case background: This case report describes an interdisciplinary approach used for a 28-year-old male with midline diastema. The interdisciplinary treatments included restorative and periodontic treatments. Conclusion: All ceramic crown and porcelain laminate veneer were successfully applied to correct esthetic problems and achieve improved esthetic and functional outcomes