Orthodontic tooth movement is often required before restorative treatment to maximize the esthetic and functional outcomes. Diagnostic waxing is a crucial step before active treatment to validate the optimal tooth position for future restorations. In this clinical report, a bonded prototype of the diagnostic waxing was used to guide and facilitate orthodontic treatment with the definitive restorations mind. The orthodontic treatment created the required space between the teeth for the ceramic restorations, improved dental and facial features, and restored appropriate incisal guidance.
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