Practical, careful guides to visual smile choices—and the clinical questions a photo cannot answer.
Each guide separates what can be explored visually from what still requires a qualified dental assessment. No dramatic promises and no one-size-fits-all smile.
Veneer count guideCompare different visible veneer counts in one smile photo, understand why the number shown in a simulator is not a treatment recommendation and prepare better questions for a consultation.
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AI veneer makeoverBuild a useful veneer-style smile comparison from one photo—without confusing an AI image with a diagnosis, treatment plan or promised result.
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A1 vs B1 shadeCompare A1 and B1 as visual shade directions, understand what the codes really mean and choose a veneer colour without mistaking a screen preview for a clinical shade match.
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Teeth simulatorUse one clear smile photo to explore tooth shape, shade, width and smile balance—while keeping a visual preview separate from dental diagnosis.
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Tooth gap previewA tooth gap simulator can help you compare visible proportions—but it cannot tell you why the gap exists or which treatment is appropriate.
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Veneer previewA useful preview starts with proportion and personality—not simply making every tooth larger and whiter.
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Inside the previewUnderstand the difference between face detection, editable tooth templates and generative image models.
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Missing tooth previewA front-facing image can help visualize the visible space, but implant feasibility requires imaging and examination.
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Photo checklistBetter light, a straight camera angle and a relaxed expression can improve the preview more than a stronger filter.
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Shade comparisonTooth brightness is only one part of a believable smile. Contrast, skin tone and translucency matter too.
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Complete smileIt can visualize the visible smile zone, not bone, bite, implant positions or treatment suitability.
Read guide →A simulator is most useful when you compare a few restrained directions and keep clinical decisions separate from the image.