Lesions caused by reasons other than dental caries in the gingival tripartite region of the buccal and lingual surfaces of the teeth are called “non-carious cervical lesions”. Factors for these lesions may be abrasive, erosive, or occlusal forces. In some lesions, more than one factor is found together. Non-carious cervical lesions may need to be restored for reasons such as sensitivity, aesthetic need, or prevention of material loss. In this case report, it is aimed to compare the clinical results of the restorations made using two different high-filling new generation flowable composites and a nanofil composite resin to a patient with multiple non-carious cervical lesions.