In today’s world, the majority of the dental treatments that are performed are done with aesthetics as the major concern. Diastema is one of the most common forms of malocclusion. Along with midline diastema, there can be generalized spacing in anterior teeth. Some patients report fractured teeth due to trauma which commonly involves maxillary anteriors in children and adolescents. Correction of multiple diastema without much preparation of the teeth is challenging in clinical esthetic dentistry. It is important to ensure that restorations should restore not only function but also aesthetics. Restoration of palatal surfaces using direct techniques is difficult but can be simplified by using a template. This article presents a case report of esthetic management of spacing in maxillary anterior teeth including midline diastema and fractured incisor with composite resin restoration utilizing the putty index technique.