Acrylic crowns are aesthetic fixed prosthetic appliances that are commonly used as temporary restauration in today's clinical practice. Their basic task is to ensure the stability of the prepared teeth and prevent movement of the surrounding teeth. An important task is to protect the prepared teeth from mechanical, chemical and thermal stimulation and to protect the marginal gingiva and periodontal tissue of the prepared teeth. They allow stable and functional occlusion, maintenance high quality of oral hygiene and with its shape, color and size immitate the natural tooth appearance. In this way, the patient is not disturb with the aesthetic appearance of the prepared teeth in visible parth of the mouth, which is extremely important for the patient's psychological stability and social acceptability in daily life and work function performances. In some cases, when patients for financial reasons have no possibility to obtaine a partial veneer or metalceramic crown in fixed prosthetic therapy, one or more teeth in the front teeh segment, can be threated with acrylic crowns. This is financial and esthetic the most advantageous solution. The only clinical requirement is that the patient has supported bilateral occlusion in lateral teeth segment. In patients with large bone loss and weakened periodont in the front segment acrylic crowns can serve as aesthetic splint and durable solution for some time providing the accaptable chewing and preventing teeth movement. In both cases, acrylic crowns have to be made in the dental laboratory after tooth preparation and standard impression procedure.