Does the preview work for a case that mixes crowns, bridges, and implants in the same arch?

Yes. Most restorative cases aren't one procedure — they're a combination of full-coverage crowns on worn teeth, a bridge spanning a gap, and an implant-supported unit where a tooth was extracted. The AI generates the preview based on your actual treatment plan, so the result reflects the specific mix of restorations the patient is getting, not a uniform veneer-style makeover.

Can it show a staged treatment plan, or only the final result?

The baseline preview shows the completed restoration — the end state most patients need to see to commit to starting. Phase-specific previews showing the mouth at each stage of a multi-visit plan can be scoped into your build if your case presentation walks patients through the sequencing.

Will the preview address the fear that restored teeth look fake or 'like dentures'?

Yes. The AI generates natural tooth proportion, subtle shade variation, and realistic translucency — not the uniform, opaque look patients associate with dentures. Showing this upfront is often what gets a patient who's avoided treatment for years to actually say yes.

How does this compare to a diagnostic wax-up?

A diagnostic wax-up requires impressions, days to weeks of lab turnaround, and still leaves the patient with a plaster or 3D-printed model they have to mentally translate onto their own face. The AI preview generates in seconds from a photo and shows the result on the patient's own smile line — useful as a same-visit case acceptance tool, not a replacement for the wax-up that guides your lab's fabrication.

Can it account for teeth that are missing entirely, not just worn or decayed?

Yes. The AI can generate implant-supported crowns or pontics in edentulous spaces as part of the overall restoration, so patients missing one or several teeth see the complete arch rebuilt — not just the surviving teeth polished up.

Does it work for heavy bruxism and wear cases, not just decay or trauma?

Yes. Severely worn dentitions — flattened incisal edges, collapsed vertical dimension, cracked cusps from years of grinding — are one of the most common reasons for a full restorative case, and the preview handles rebuilt tooth length and arch form for these cases the same way it does for decay- or trauma-driven restorations.

Are patient photos and treatment plan images HIPAA-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 patient data, ever.

What does a smile restoration preview build 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.

Dental & Smile

Show patients the rebuilt smile before you present the treatment plan

Photograph the patient's current dentition. Makeover generates a photorealistic preview of the rebuilt smile in seconds — reflecting the crowns, bridges, implants, and bonding in your actual treatment plan, not a generic wax-up model. Patients see the finished mouth before they see the invoice.

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What is a smile restoration preview?

A smile restoration preview tool uses AI to generate a photorealistic image of a patient's smile after comprehensive restorative treatment — teeth rebuilt with crowns, bridges, implants, or bonding to repair damage from decay, wear, or trauma. The dentist photographs the patient's current dentition, and the tool produces a realistic end-state image reflecting the actual restorative plan for that specific patient, not a stock full-mouth photo pulled from a marketing brochure. Restorative dentists and prosthodontists use this during comprehensive exams to help patients commit to multi-visit treatment plans they'd otherwise decline over cost concerns or fear of an unnatural result.

Why it matters

Comprehensive restorative cases — the ones combining multiple crowns, bridges, implants, and bonding to rebuild a mouth damaged by decades of wear, decay, or tooth loss — are the highest-value treatment plans in general dentistry and prosthodontic practice, commonly running from $15,000 for a partial restoration to $60,000 or more for a full-mouth reconstruction. They're also the cases with the longest sales cycle. Patients often arrive after years of avoiding the dentist, ashamed of teeth they've been hiding — and a treatment plan listing a dozen procedural line items reads as overwhelming, not reassuring. The dentist who can show what the finished mouth actually looks like — not just recite the CDT codes — converts that anxiety into a signed treatment plan in the same visit instead of a patient who never calls back.

Who uses this

General dentists building comprehensive restorative treatment plans for patients with extensive wear, decay, or tooth loss. Prosthodontists case-planning full-mouth reconstructions. Treatment coordinators who present the financial arrangement and need the patient emotionally committed before that conversation starts. Restorative-focused practices and DSOs standardizing case presentation across associates.

Heard this from a patient?

They see a treatment plan listing 14 units of crown and bridge work and say "that's more than my car payment" — before you've explained why each tooth needs it.

A patient who hasn't sat in a dental chair in eight years finally comes in with three fractured molars. They're mortified about the state of their mouth and ask point-blank if they'll "end up looking like they have dentures."

They ask to do the front teeth now and "figure out the back later," then never return to finish the plan — because they never saw what a stable, fully restored bite actually gets them.

How smile restoration previews work

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

Capture the current dentition

Retracted or intraoral photos of the teeth as they are — worn incisal edges, fractured cusps, failing old crowns, missing teeth. Standard operatory photography, no diagnostic wax-up or lab model required.

AI rebuilds the restored smile

The model reconstructs arch symmetry, tooth proportion, and occlusal contours based on the actual restorative plan — crowns, bridges, implant-supported units, and bonding — not a generic full-arch template.

Present the finished case, not just the plan

Their own mouth, rebuilt, next to their current photo. The conversation moves from a page of CDT codes to a mouth they can picture living with.

Common questions about smile restoration

Straight answers. No jargon.

Let's build the version made for your business

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