Dental erosion is an often underestimated pathology that is affecting an increasing number of patients. When erosive tooth wear leads to advanced tissue loss, oral rehabilitation becomes necessary. as a result of improved restorative composite resin materials and adhesive techniques, it is now possible to rehabilitate eroded teeth using less-invasive techniques. however, advanced erosion may require the placement of more extensive restorations such as ceramic veneers or crowns. This article reports a clinical case involving the use of ceramic crowns luted with self-adhesive cement to restore a severely eroded maxillary dentition in a young adult patient. (Am J Esthet Dent 2012;2:282–292.)