Digital Smile Design is a digital planning tool used at Smile On Clinics to support the design and communication of cosmetic and restorative treatment. It allows clinicians to plan with precision and, in many cases, show a visual representation of potential outcomes before treatment begins.
It is a collaborative process designed to make sure you feel informed, involved, and confident in the direction of your care from the start.
Digital Smile Design uses photographs, video, digital scans, and sometimes X-rays to create a detailed picture of your teeth, gums, and smile in the context of your face. That information plans cosmetic or restorative treatment with precision and creates visual simulations so you can see and discuss what treatment could achieve.
Clinical records are collected, then specialist software analyses your smile considering tooth shape, gum appearance, and facial proportions. In suitable cases, a digital simulation or mock-up shows potential outcomes before decisions are finalised.
High-quality photos, video, digital scans, and X-rays where indicated give a complete picture to work with.
Software analyses tooth shape, size, position, gums, and facial context so treatment is planned holistically.
Where suitable, a simulation or mock-up shows potential outcomes so you can give feedback before treatment is finalised.
Planning data guides treatment and supports communication with laboratories or specialists involved in your care.
Collaborative planning before treatment commits
Visual simulations at selected practices
Supports veneers, crowns, and full smile makeovers
Facial proportions considered, not teeth alone
Clear communication between you and your dentist
We have more than 40 clinics across Australia, with a strong focus on regional communities. Use our clinic locator to find your nearest practice.
Questions, bookings, or just not sure where to start - drop us a line and we will take it from there.
Visual simulations produced through Digital Smile Design are indicative only. Actual treatment outcomes vary between individuals and cannot be guaranteed. This information is general in nature and does not replace a personalised dental consultation with a registered dental practitioner.
