Aim: Dental cosmetics have always had a large-scale impact on an individual's social life. A variety of dental treatment regimens ranging from composite resins to ceramics are available to enhance the oral aesthetic appearance. Materials and Methods: The present study aimed to identify the preferred dental cosmetic treatment regimen used in department of Conservative and Endodontics. The sample included 434 patients, who were asked to mention their preferred aesthetic treatment. A close-ended, pre-designed questionnaire was used to collect the data. The questionnaire was made using the survey monkey which was distributed to the study participants using social networking sites like Whatsapp and E-mail. The response data were analyzed using SPSS. Results: Out of 434 respondents included in the study, 140 were males and 294 were females. The majority of the participants had taken some form of esthetic dental treatment (n=230); of these composite buildups were the most common (n= 132), followed by bleaching (n=84), veneers (n=31) and pre-pless veneers (lumineers) (n=11). Conclusion: A significant proportion of participants preferred taking permanent treatment over the temporary treatment regimens.