From a dental medical point of view healthy white teeth are considered the ideal of beauty, whereby tooth whitening, or bleaching, is becoming increasingly important. Any existing conservative or prosthetic restorations are not whitened along with the bleaching but retain their original shade and may even be damaged. The aim of this article is to illustrate the clinical procedure with intraoral replacement of a veneer for correcting the shade of the restoration using an all-ceramic veneer following prior bleaching of the natural teeth.