How the try-on works
Take a smile photo with the camera and the app detects the tooth area, then builds a preview with the shape, size, and shade adjusted to the style you picked. You can compare before and after side by side, and save or share the result card.
How to shoot for a good result
- Face the camera in a bright place
- Smile naturally so your teeth are visible
- Keep a steady distance between the camera and your face
- Avoid shadows and backlight for better detection
How to read the result
The preview is a visual reference for what direction is possible. Actual preparation, final shade, and shape are decided through an in-person exam and mock-up, so the best use is saving a style you like and showing it at your consultation.
How it differs from real treatment
| Virtual try-on | Real treatment | |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Exploring direction, preparing for consultation | Final design confirmed by examination |
| Accuracy | Photo-based visual reference | Precise design from oral scans and mock-ups |
| What gets decided | Preferred style and brightness | Preparation, final shade, shape, and count |
Virtual try-on
- Purpose
- Exploring direction, preparing for consultation
- Accuracy
- Photo-based visual reference
- What gets decided
- Preferred style and brightness
Real treatment
- Purpose
- Final design confirmed by examination
- Accuracy
- Precise design from oral scans and mock-ups
- What gets decided
- Preparation, final shade, shape, and count
The try-on result is a visual reference and may differ from actual treatment outcomes. Final treatment plans are decided after an in-person exam at a Partner clinic.
Frequently asked questions
This article is general information, not a diagnosis or a recommendation for treatment. Individual results vary, and any treatment plan requires an in-person examination at a Partner clinic.