Digital Smile Design

Design your perfect smile with digital technology

How Many Sessions Does Digital Smile Design Take?

It takes an average of 2 sessions to complete the design and show it to you in the mouth. Impressions of your mouth are taken in the first session, and in the second session, the digitally created design is presented to you in your mouth using an application named "Mock Up".

What Should I Expect In the First Session of Digital Smile Design?

In the first session, photos and videos are shot using studio equipment. Also, impressions of your upper and lower jaws are taken for the designing process.

How Many Days Does It Take to Complete the Digital Smile Design?

Digital smile design is completed within 3 to 5 days. In this process, the data, recorded in the digital environment in the first session, is evaluated by the dentist.

A second session is scheduled to test the model and present it to the patient, after transforming the digital design into a model based on the impressions.

What Happens In the Try-In Session?

A silicone mold (mock up) is prepared based on the digital design model and placed on your teeth. With the guidance of the dentist, this design can be examined in front of the mirror from all angles.

What are the Cases Where the Try-In Session Cannot Take Place?

In cases where one tooth or multiple teeth are situated far from the position they originally should be in, it will not be correct to have a try-in session without orthodontic treatment.

What Happens When I Accept the Digital Smile Design?

The dentist explains in detail what kind of procedures should be applied to the existing teeth in order to achieve the ideal smile design. Digital smile design is used as a guide during the treatment.

In line with the determined treatment procedure, the dentist schedules a new appointment, and the treatment starts. All procedures to be applied and the current situation are explained to the patient before starting the treatment.

Can I Make Changes to the Digital Smile Design?

The main purpose of the try-in session is to receive the approval of the patient, to express the points they do not approve and to make the desired changes. While sometimes minor changes are possible, sometimes it may be necessary to repeat the entire digital design process.

When the Treatment is Completed, Will I Get the Designed Smile Exactly?

The material used in the try-in session is insufficient in terms of both durability and appearance and is produced and only used shortly for try-in purposes. However, when the treatment is completed, a much more natural-looking and long-lasting result is achieved.