TVS
The company behind the VeneerFit clinical & patient-communication protocol
TVS is a Veneer Protocol Provider headquartered in Seocho, Seoul. It designs and operates the VeneerFit clinic protocol, keeping every case fast and consistent from consultation to post-treatment guidance. PRODUCT × PROCEDURE × PATIENT COMMUNICATION × OMS.
The standardized care flow TVS designs — CONSULT → RECORDS → DESIGN → TRY-IN → CEMENTATION → FOLLOW-UP
PRE-OP / CASE INTAKE
TVS standardizes how pre-op data is collected
- Patient goals — a format for recording priorities: shape, length, brightness, naturalness
- Baseline records — collection guide for charting / photos / shade / intraoral scans
- Clinical review — a clinician checklist covering reduction, margin, occlusion, restorations, substrate
- Design direction — standards for documenting references, contraindications and unwanted forms
- OMS registration — a system that links every file and request to a single Case ID
CHAIR-SIDE PROTOCOL
TVS fixes the chairside verification sequence as a protocol
- TRY-IN — standardized order for verifying position, form, length, margin, contact and shade
- PATIENT CONFIRM — designed procedures for mirror/photo confirmation and change requests
- ISOLATION — guidelines for visibility, dryness and contamination control
- SURFACE PROTOCOL — surface treatment criteria aligned with each material manufacturer's IFU
- CEMENTATION — defined checkpoints for seating and polymerization
- FINISHING — standards for excess-cement removal and margin/contact refinement
- FINAL CHECK — guidance for occlusion, fit, esthetics, comfort and After photos
PATIENT HANDOFF & FOLLOW-UP
TVS manages the post-treatment patient experience as a protocol
- Explanation templates for the finished form, shade and care points
- Diet, oral care and recall guidance linked to the treating clinician's instructions
- An escalation path for pain, occlusal discomfort, fracture or debonding
- Standards for providing warranty / case information where applicable
The four communication standards defined by TVS
No exaggeration, easy to understand. TVS helps partner clinics communicate with patients against these standards.
Thin ceramic veneer
A ceramic veneer that can be designed thin — with honest guidance that actual reduction depends on the tooth condition.
Esthetic design
Explaining how form, proportion, shade, translucency and texture are designed per case and refined in the lab.
One-Day conditions
Clear communication that One-Day applies only when suitability, design approval, production slot and logistics align.
Results and care
Final outcomes and care instructions follow the patient's condition and the clinician's judgment.
TVS communication principle — DON'T OVERPROMISE
TVS shares guidelines with partner clinics to avoid case-blind claims like "guaranteed no-prep", "always One-Day" or "never breaks".
The One-Day approval criteria operated by TVS
If any condition is not met, TVS switches the case to the STANDARD FLOW.
- ✓All required data received
- ✓Case suitability confirmed by the clinician
- ✓Design approval completed
- ✓Production slot & logistics confirmed
The TVS OMS connects every piece of information at the case level
The OMS operated by TVS collects orders, scans, photos, shade, design approvals, QA, shipping and issue history — so the clinic coordinator and the lab team always act on the same case information.
How TVS responds to issues / rework
- 01CLINICAL CHECKVerify charting, fit, occlusion, shade and patient symptoms first
- 02UPLOADRegister photos / scans / charting / issue / requests in the OMS
- 03LAB REVIEWLab review → reply with adjustment, remake or further-verification direction
TVS closes cases with history to prevent recurrence
NORMAL FOLLOW-UP
Recall schedule and care instructions follow the clinic's own protocol
ISSUE FOUND
Register photos / scans / charting / symptoms / requests in the OMS
CASE CLOSE
Record the final action, rework status and cause in the case history to prevent recurrence
One-Day eligibility, minimum thickness, reduction and bonding procedures vary with the patient's teeth, occlusion, oral condition and materials used. Final clinical judgment and treatment are performed by the treating dentist, in compliance with each material manufacturer's IFU.