Can the preview show different tooth molds and shapes?

Yes. Square, tapering, and ovoid molds read differently depending on facial shape — square skews more assertive and masculine, ovoid skews softer and more youthful. The preview lets you show a patient two or three mold options on their own face instead of pointing at a mold guide card and asking them to imagine it.

Does it account for facial support, not just the teeth themselves?

This is the part patients actually care about. The AI adjusts lip fullness and nasolabial fold depth based on the arch form and vertical dimension you're planning, so the patient sees the facial support a denture restores — not just a row of white teeth pasted over their current mouth.

Can I use this for immediate dentures, where the patient still has their natural teeth in the photo?

Yes, and this is where it matters most. Capture a photo of the patient's current, often failing dentition and generate a preview of the immediate denture result. Patients agreeing to same-day extraction and delivery finally see what they're getting before they're in the chair, not after.

How is this different from the wax try-in appointment?

The wax try-in happens after the case is already at the lab — tooth mold and arch form are largely locked in by then. A denture preview happens at treatment planning, before an impression is taken, so it changes what gets sent to the lab instead of just confirming a decision that's already been made.

Can it show implant-supported overdentures differently than a conventional full denture?

Yes. Implant-retained and snap-in overdentures typically allow a different arch form and less palatal coverage than a conventional denture. The preview reflects that, so patients weighing the implant-supported option see the aesthetic difference, not just the retention difference.

Does it work for partial dentures with visible clasps?

Yes. The preview shows the partial in place, including clasp visibility on the abutment teeth — usually the exact concern patients raise about a partial on a premolar or canine that shows when they smile.

Is patient photo data secure and compliant?

That's your call, not ours — it's your software. We build the storage and retention policy around what your practice needs and make sure it meets HIPAA or any other regulation that applies. No training on your data, ever.

What does a denture preview tool cost?

There's no off-the-shelf plan, so there's no published price list. Share your details and we'll discuss project scope and pricing on a free consultation call — see /pricing for details.

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Show edentulous patients their new smile before you extract a single tooth

Capture a baseline photo — even of a patient's current, failing dentition. Makeover generates a photorealistic denture preview showing tooth mold, shade, and facial support in seconds. Patients see their own face wearing the finished result, not a stock prosthetic catalog page.

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What is a denture preview preview?

A denture preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a patient's face with their planned denture teeth in place, before the appliance is ever fabricated. The practice captures a baseline photo of the patient's current dentition or edentulous ridge, and the tool renders the selected tooth mold, shade, and lip support directly on the patient's own face. Prosthodontists, general dentists, and denturists use this during treatment planning to resolve the aesthetic fear that keeps edentulous patients delaying care for years.

Why it matters

Full and partial dentures run anywhere from roughly $1,500 to $8,000+ per arch depending on materials and whether the case is implant-retained — real money, often financed over months. But the top reason patients delay treatment for years past the point of clinical need isn't cost — it's fear of looking like they're wearing dentures: sunken cheeks, a flattened smile, teeth that read as fake from across a room. That fear stays invisible until the wax try-in appointment, which happens after impressions, after the case is already at the lab, after the patient is financially committed. A preview at the treatment-planning visit — before a single impression is taken — removes the single biggest reason edentulous patients keep saying "let me think about it."

Who uses this

Prosthodontists case-planning full and partial dentures. General dentists who provide removable prosthodontics without a prosthodontist on staff. Independent denturists in states and provinces where they treat patients directly. Treatment coordinators presenting the financial and aesthetic case together, since denture cases are rarely approved without a spouse or adult child in the consultation room.

Heard this from a patient?

Patients ask "will people be able to tell I'm wearing dentures?" and the only honest answer you have is a wax try-in appointment three weeks away.

They've watched a parent's or spouse's ill-fitting dentures collapse their lip line and age them a decade, and they assume that's what's coming for them too.

Immediate denture patients are agreeing to walk out of the extraction appointment with a full denture they've never seen on their own face — and that unknown is what makes them cancel the case.

How denture preview previews work

Three steps. Under 10 seconds. No design skills needed.

Capture the baseline

Photograph the patient's current dentition, failing teeth, or edentulous ridge at the treatment-planning appointment. No wax rim or bite registration required for the preview.

AI generates the denture preview

The model applies your selected tooth mold, shade, and arch form while adjusting lip support and vertical dimension — showing how facial fullness returns, not just how the teeth look.

Present before you take an impression

The patient sees their own face wearing the finished result at the same visit they agree to treatment — before extractions, before the lab case, before any of it is hard to undo.

Common questions about denture preview

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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