Design on the patient's photo
The studio proposes tooth outlines and the lip line from the photo. Adjust shape, proportions, symmetry and shade before the lab sees it.
Smile design, the lab slip, files, design approval and messages live on one case — so you always know where a restoration stands.
What you get
The studio proposes tooth outlines and the lip line from the photo. Adjust shape, proportions, symmetry and shade before the lab sees it.
Teeth, restoration, material and shade in one form, with STL scans, AACD photos, CBCT and x-rays attached to the same case.
The lab sees the clinical record, not the patient's name, until you record consent. The rule is enforced in the database, not only on screen.
When the lab sends a design for review, approve it or request changes with a note. Your decision is recorded on the case.
Talk to the lab on the case itself, so the conversation stays with the work instead of in someone's phone.
A remake opens as a new draft linked to the first case, with the patient, lab and lab slip carried over.
A case, end to end
Create the patient once and record whether the lab may see their name.
Pick the case type and your lab, fill the lab slip, and attach scans, photos and CBCT.
The lab moves the case through production and sends the design back to you for approval.
The lab ships, you confirm receipt, and the case closes with every step on its timeline.
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