The use of indirect ceramic veneers as an esthetic rehabilitation for spaced anterior teeth offer predictable treatment options in dentistry, but a certain amount of tooth material sometimes need to be removed to allow spaces for the required thickness of the restorative material. For many years, full-coverage crowns were indicated as the gold standard, but now is considered invasive. Indirect ceramic veneers are considered minimally invasive, improvements in adhesive technologies mean that these may be applied with removal of only a superficial layer of enamel. This clinical evaluation describes a situation in which application of indirect ceramic veneers was chosen as the therapy of choice.