The ability to create highly aesthetic direct composite resin restorations in a simplified manner has long been a goal for practicing dentists. In the past, difficulties with direct composite resins have included shade matching, handling properties, premature setting under operatory lights, and the overall ease of use. This article will describe a composite resin system (Amaris - VOCO) that has demonstrated desirable properties for use in both posterior teeth and especially in the aesthetic zone. A case report demonstrating the use of the material will be presented.