Restoration of a fractured central incisor supplemented by supernumerary teeth is always challenging task at hand. This situation becomes even more difficult in the presence of fluorosis. This possesses a task and also an opportunity for the clinician to establish the form and function along with utmost aesthetics. It requires a multidisciplinary approach. In this case a central incisor showing a complicated crown fracture with discoloration in conjugation with two supernumerary central incisors with mild to moderate fluorosis was treated endodontically after the extraction of the supernumerary counterparts and was restored post-endodontically by 3D composite layering technique in order to provide a more conservative and as minimally invasive treatment modality as possible with par acceptable aesthetics. This showed that composite restoration with 3D layering can provide aesthetically enticing restorative options keep more invasive options like crowns, veneers or laminates on standby even when time and monetary constraints are imposed.