The smile design program provides a virtual depiction of the intended treatment’s ultimate outcome based on the new tooth shapes and dental ratios.
The appropriate adjustments are performed to this picture, taking into account the patient’s wishes and preferences.

Using digital measurements or Cad-Cam equipment, the finalized digital smile design is turned into a physical prototype known as a “mock-up.” The Mock-up design is then translated to the mouth, and provisional teeth are created. At this point, the connection between the face-lip and lower-upper teeth, tooth colors and forms, and gingival contours are meticulously reevaluated. After these assessments, the appropriate final revisions to the Mock-up are done and the prosthetic processes are initiated. This method yields an aesthetic outcome that is very compatible with digital design and mock-up.

Digital Smile Design enables the testing of several kinds and colors of teeth on the computer without applying them to the patient, obtaining the patient’s feedback, and finally enabling the implementation of the treatment accepted by the patient and the dentist.
Digital Smile Design may considerably lessen the likelihood of a patient being dissatisfied with the color and shape of their teeth after prosthetic operations.