Smile design, powered by AI
AI-powered smile design for dentists and dental technicians. Send two photos; we prepare form recommendations, a guide-lined digital preview (mock-up) and an ExoCAD work package.
Looks at the smile and retracted shots and measures tooth proportions, midline, incisal display, and gingival margins. Submitted photos are processed and stored on the studio's own devices and never handed to third parties; only an identity-free mouth crop goes to the cloud image model.
Ranks a 441-form dental library by measurements, profile, and library geometry, and hands you 5 primary suggestions and 3 alternatives. Every card comes with its answer to "why this one?"
The chosen form's outline and ridge lines are fitted onto the patient's photo, and the visual model stays inside that guide. A before/after slider goes to the dentist as a single file.
The accepted form and its constraints reach the technician's arrangement step as a ready work package.
Knowing the limit is part of the job.
It measures and suggests; diagnosis belongs to the dentist.
The decision is the dentist's. Atlas brings options; you make the choice.
The preview is a design illustration, not a commitment to a clinical result.
Submitted photos are processed and stored on the studio's own devices and never handed to third parties; only an identity-free mouth crop goes to the cloud image model.
The studio's designer does the arrangement; the dentist approves the form and the result. Atlas only prepares the work package.
Five steps from two photos to an ExoCAD work package.
The dentist takes two photos: one smile, one retracted. That's it.
The local measurement chain kicks in; profile and tooth proportions go on record.
The form engine produces the list; the dentist picks a form or says which line they want.
The guide-lined preview is generated; the dentist slides it back and forth to take a look.
The approved design becomes an ExoCAD work package.
Form selection rests on crown proportion (root excluded), facial proportions and library geometry; not eyeballing.
Diagnosis and approval stay with the dentist, set-up with the technician. Atlas proposes, never decides; the result is not a clinical guarantee.
Photos are processed on the studio's own devices; only an identity-free mouth crop goes to the cloud.
The form engine puts the library's geometry next to your measurements and lines up the forms that suit this patient best.
Measurement and library data produce 5 primary suggestions and 3 alternatives. Only 1 form per family is shown, so you won't meet five cousins of the same form.
If tooth proportions can't be measured or no preference is given, the system runs on a profile-only marker and asks the dentist instead of guessing.
Measurements are matched to gallery distributions as percentiles. The root-excluded crown ratio steers the form choice; that's where the fine-tuning comes from.
The visual model is never told "draw whatever you like." It gets a clear frame built from aesthetic fidelity and constraints.
The selected form's green outline and orange ridge lines are laid over the patient's photo.
The visual model works bound to this guide; composite and thickness constraints are also taken into account.
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AFTERSubmitted photos are processed and stored on the studio's own devices and never handed to third parties; only an identity-free mouth crop goes to the cloud image model. Page-view counting is cookieless and anonymous (Cloudflare Web Analytics). Details: Privacy and data note.
Measurement and form ranking run on the studio's own devices; the preview image is produced with cloud image models. Which providers: Privacy and data note.
No. Form recommendation and the preview work without ExoCAD; when it comes to the arrangement step, an ExoCAD work package is prepared.
Takes the smile and retracted photos, picks one of Atlas's suggested forms or states a line preference, then looks over the guided preview.
Receives the work package with the dentist-approved form and constraints such as thickness limits, and carries out the arrangement step of the design.
We don't sell software; we provide a service. You e-mail the case, we deliver a form proposal and a guide-lined preview. Timing and terms come with the reply to your case.
No. Atlas works only with dentists, clinics and laboratories; patients reach us through their dentist. Atlas does not diagnose or recommend treatment.
Two photos are enough; the rest is on us.
Two frames: a full-face smile frame and a retracted frame; daylight or flat light. An intraoral scan can be added if available. Please obtain patient consent before sending. A phone camera is enough.
A form recommendation and a before/after slider with guide lines. Turnaround and terms come with the reply to your case.
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