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Aesthetics and the quest for ultraconservative treatments are increasingly on the rise. In a social context, where the vast majority of patients are focused on the beauty of magazine covers, today, disharmonious smiles are practically unacceptable. More topics related to dental surgeons are those that improve concerns and damages, and among the various alternatives that today are able to meet this expectation, are like facets and ceramic laminates, which are among the most sought after. According to Park [1]. "Since its introduction in 1930 by Pincus, facets and ceramic laminates have made it the most popular and aesthetic treatment of anterior teeth." Because they are conservative restorations and desired aesthetic results, their demand has considerably increased. Consumption of a type of immediate treatment and high acceptance, not being respected as techniques of preparation, conditioning and cementation, all work may be doomed to failure. For Korkut [2] "to restore the aesthetics of a patient who is one of the main themes of dentistry, besides returning a function, form of color and phonation. The physical and positional abnormalities of previous medications may lead to treatment of patients with severe symptoms. On the other hand, as main indications of the ceramic facets are for the elements with the functions of color, shape, size, position, waves in the vestibular faces, resu reations and for diastema closure. Another issue would be for minor corrections in occlusal relationships [3]. One of the

Essential Considerations for the Cementation of Facets and Ceramic Laminates