Aim: The aim of this article is to give a brief review on clinical features, diagnosis and treatment options of mesiodens. Background: The most common type of supernumerary teeth found between the two central Incisors is the mesiodens. It can cause several complications including compromised aesthetics and malocclusion. Till date surgical extraction and orthodontic correction are considered as excellent solution for the management of mesiodens. However aesthetic rehabilitation with direct composite veneers could be considered as an alternative minimally invasive treatment option. Case Description: This case report describes the successful clinical management of an unaesthetic smile of a 35 year old male patient caused due to the presence of mesiodens in the midline primarily using aesthetic treatment only. Conclusion: Satisfactory aesthetic correction could be achieved with direct composite veneers.
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