The teeth
The condition of each tooth helps determine which restorative discussions are relevant.
Dental Aesthetics · Istanbul
Smiledesign.
A considered way to explore how different restorative options may contribute to one direction—guided by clinical assessment, facial context and the health of the teeth.
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Individual planning
One smile.
Several possible routes.
Several possible routes.
Context before appearance
A smile-design conversation can begin from home. Diagnosis, suitability and a definitive plan require the appropriate in-clinic examination.
Not one treatment.One considered direction.
Smile design is a planning idea rather than a single procedure. The appropriate route depends on what the clinical examination finds and what kind of change is being considered.
The bite
Appearance cannot be separated responsibly from how the teeth meet and function.
The change
The degree and character of the requested change shape the questions that need answering.
The Treatment Index
Four names.Four different roles.
Current selection
Veneer
A restoration placed on the front surface of a tooth. Whether it is appropriate depends on the tooth and the clinical assessment.
What shapesthe conversation.
A preliminary review should clarify which questions matter. It should not force every smile into the same treatment vocabulary.
Existing condition
Teeth, restorations and missing-tooth spaces present different clinical questions and cannot be treated as interchangeable.
Desired change
Explain what you want to understand, while keeping the eventual direction subject to diagnosis and discussion.
Available information
Clear photographs and relevant dental information can make the first conversation more useful without replacing examination.
Clinical confirmation
Suitability, limitations, preparation, maintenance and alternatives should be discussed before consent.
3D Treatment Animation
A clearer proposal.Not a promise.
Planning should explain.
Where appropriate, a 3D Treatment Animation may help communicate a proposed treatment direction. It does not establish diagnosis, guarantee an outcome or replace the final clinical plan.
Before you decide
Useful questions.Clear limits.
No. It is a planning approach. The eventual treatment direction depends on the clinical findings, the condition of the teeth and the person’s priorities.
No. They are different restorative options used for different clinical situations. The appropriate discussion begins with diagnosis rather than selecting a name from a list.
No. It may help explain a proposed direction, but it is not a guarantee and does not replace examination, diagnosis or final clinical confirmation.
A preliminary review can begin remotely, but the definitive plan remains subject to the appropriate in-clinic examination and any diagnostic checks considered necessary.
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Begin withwhat you notice.
Tell us what you are considering and share the information you already have. The first review can guide the conversation; it does not replace an in-clinic diagnosis.
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