Modern day dentistry aims to restore the form, function, and aesthetics of patients who are fully or partially edentulous. Despite of many therapeutic options available, replacing an anterior tooth remains a significant undertaking. A pontic is an artificial tooth attached to a fixed dental prosthesis that replaces a lost natural tooth, restores its function, and often takes up the area that the clinical crown once filled. It fulfils both the functional and cosmetic needs of replacing a tooth. It's crucial to construct a pontic in the anterior aesthetic zone that can be easily cleaned and doesn't have any "black triangles."