A follow-up was conducted on the patient to evaluate and compare the level of occlusal contacts. The observations were recorded by photography before, immediately after, at four and ten weeks after performing composite corrections (figure 7-9). Tooth contacts were found to be re-established at the end of week 10 (figure 10 & 11). Then soft tissue crown lengthening (CL) was carried out by the electro-surgery device to correct the gingival levels of the left central, lateral and canine teeth of the patient. After shaping and preparing the anterior teeth of both jaws, the impressions for the construction of ceramic laminates was taken by a one-stage technique using polyvinyl siloxane (PVS). After delivering the lithium di-silicate laminates, a night guard was fabricated for the upper jaw, and its necessity and method of use were explained to the patient. The final result was very pleasant for the patient (figure 12).