speed cutting instruments, the root canals opened, and the teeth thoroughly washed and dried. The canals are sealed with composite resin. 5. The enamel of the extracted teeth is etched according to the instructions of the manufacturer. 6. The teeth next to extracted site are acid-etched facially and lingually and a bonding agent is applied. 7. A small roll of composite resin, supported by a finger, is placed lingually in the edentulous area (Fig. 3). 8. The prepared natural tooth crowns are placed facially on the roll of composite resin and aligned to match the dental arch. Additional composite resin is added interproximally and cured with an appropriate light source. 9. Excess composite resin is removed with finishing burs, the occlusion is adjusted, and the prosthesis polished. The prosthesis can be completed in approximately 30 minutes (Fig. 4).