Aesthetic dental medicine was previously focused exclusively on the management of pathological conditions of hard and soft dental tissues. Dentists have recently become replacement designers to ensure its shape and function, but at the same time they need to meet high aesthetic requirements. In this paper, two clinical cases from the field of restorative dental medicine are presented. In the first case, tooth whitening with a professional whitening gel based on 38% hydrogen peroxide is shown. After an anamnesis in which the indications for whitening were confirmed, the restoration procedure was started. A color change was achieved from B2 to B1 per Vita color key. The patient obtained information regarding the postoperative period and was given instructions on possible temporary dentinal hypersensitivity. In the second case, a direct composite veneer was made on the upper right incisor, which darkened over time. The procedure began with minimally invasive grinding of the vestibular surface, and the freehand technique of tooth extension with nanohybrid VOCO composites that have extensive biocompatibility and discoloration resistance was used. After rehydration of the tooth and control examination, a few corrections were made and a satisfactory aesthetic result was achieved, as well as compliance of the dental arch to the satisfaction of patient. The new era of aesthetic dental medicine is dominated by conservative procedures and minimally invasive procedures. The focus is on the preservation of intact natural teeth and the maximum preservation of hard dental tissues. The goal is to adjust the composition of the face as much as possible to mimic the natural contour and structure of the teeth.