Abstract
Objective: To describe a case report of anterosuperior aesthetic rehabilitation through direct facets in composite resin. Case Report: The patient sought the dental clinic because he was dissatisfied with your smile. The clinical examination revealed a loss of vertical dimension, parafunctional waking bruxism and infiltrated restorations, among other findings. Initially, prophylaxis was performed with pumice paste and water, using a Robinson brush, of all dental surfaces; then, after making an acetate myorelaxant plate, aiming to control bruxism, adhesive restorations were performed on the posterior teeth in order to increase the vertical dimension of occlusion. Thus, the fractured elements that had a compatible template, it was decided to perform the reconstruction with a fiberglass pin in order to eliminate the laboratory stage. After that, an office whitening session was held and an end to rehabilitation through direct facets in composite resin. Final considerations: In the aesthetic rehabilitation treatment, extreme importance the skill and competence of the dentist regarding the techniques and knowledge employed in the case, aiming at patient satisfaction and safety and the success of the treatment performed.