In recent decades, manufacturers have developed endodontic instruments, surgical techniques, and metal-free restorative materials to restore compromised teeth. If used with appropriate protocols, these modalities can satisfy patients’ and clinicians’ esthetic and functional demands. Different treatment options are available today to restore compromised teeth, depending on the amount of periodontal support, enamel and dentin loss due to trauma, and caries and/or the size of the existing restorations that have to be removed. It is essential to diagnose and treat the periodontium conservatively to properly restore biomechanics, function, and esthetics. Clinicians must make major efforts to restore compromised teeth before considering implant placement, especially when treating younger or medically compromised patients for whom dental implants are not appropriate. The purpose of this case report is to provide …