Alveolar bone resorption is the normal physiologic response following tooth extraction. Ridge defects present important challenges for esthetic dentistry, especially the upper anterior esthetic zone. The ideal ridge height and width allows placement of a natural looking pontic which facilitates maintenance of plaque-free environment. There are various other prosthetic and surgical options for improving esthetics in the patient with ridge deformities. Long pontic design or gingival (pink) ceramic in the cervical region can enhance esthetics in such cases. Surgical procedures using bone graft, membrane and soft tissue graft can correct such type of ridge defects. This article demonstrates ridge augmentation with allograft and subepithelial connective tissue graft in anterior esthetic pontic zone.