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The clinical challenge when offering an aesthetic restorative treatment is to preserve as much tooth structure as possible, while looking for simplicity in the restorative procedures, predictability in the function and longevity of restorative materials thru time; allowing  the aesthetic improvements from a functional point of view.   The need of optimal results in the areas of aesthetic compromise, the function and biocompatibility, require a thorough analysis of facial references and intra-oral aspects.   The multidisciplinary approach is the key to success in order to  meet the esthetic expectations of patients; accompanied by a scientific support when it comes to material selection, and a combination of science and art when it comes to reproducing nature. Beyond the type of restoration, the challenge is to mimic natural beauty and harmony.   We will describe step by step the treatment planning and  laboratory procedures; showing how technology, new generation restorative materials and artistic skills are combined and managed to accurately obtain the esthetic requirements of each patient.