Objective: The purpose of this case presentation is to describe the treatment of tooth substance loss with restorative techniques and gingival recession with connective tissue grafting using the coronally positioned flap technique in a multidisciplinary approach. Method and Results: A systemically healthy male patient, aged 31, with restorative and periodontal surgical treatment needs between mandibular anterior teeth 33-43, sought treatment at the Periodontology Department of our Faculty, due to dissatisfaction with the appearance of his teeth and gingival recessions. After non-surgical periodontal treatment, the patient was referred to the Department of Restorative Dentistry and composite restorations were completed on the root surfaces that did not extend to the gingiva. At the same time, restorations were planned for the subgingival defects. A flap was raised using the Langer and Langer technique (1985) to access the subgingival defects between teeth 33-43 (FDI). After restoration of the root surfaces, a 30 mm long and 3 mm wide free gingival graft was harvested from the palatal region between teeth 17 and 13 (FDI) and deepithelialized. The connective tissue was fixed with 5/0 absorbable multifilament sutures and the flap was secured with 6/0 non-absorbable monofilament sutures. Two weeks later, the sutures were removed and the post-operative follow-up showed a positive tissue healing response. Upon completion of the healing process, some sites presented incompletely closed root surfaces. Conclusion: Gingival recessions can develop due to various aetiological factors. After these recessions, the exposed root surface can be treated using different approaches depending on the etiological factor causing the recession.