The key to aesthetics and bio-integration of composite restorations lies in the final step of finishing and polishing. To achieve a successful restoration, it is important to maintain a smooth surface. Ideal finishing and polishing of restorations improves aesthetics and maintains the oral health of a patient. A rough surface serves as a site for bacterial adhesion, accumulates plaque, causes irritation to the gingiva, and results in periodontal diseases. Increased microleakage can cause staining at restoration margins, sensitivity, and secondary caries formation. Therefore finishing and polishing plays an important role in clinical restorative procedure. This procedure involves a sequential use of instruments with a progressive decrease in abrasiveness to achieve a highly smooth surface. Profin reciprocating system is specially designed for polishing proximal restorations. It has tactile ergonomics, smooth, glare-free surface, and a miniature head for best access into incapacious areas. The oscillating, controlled impact movement of the inserts can carefully, precisely, and safely grind, finish, and polish natural dentition and all types of restoration materials. The other group is Shofu Supersnap Rainbow Technique Kit is designed for finishing of all surfaces which can be adapted to finish the proximal surface. This study is evaluated using modified RYDGE criteria on the day of restoration and 10 days followup.