TVS
The company behind the VeneerFit™ clinical & patient-communication protocol
TVS designs and operates the VeneerFit clinic protocol, keeping every case fast and consistent from consultation to post-treatment guidance. PRODUCT × PROCEDURE × PATIENT COMMUNICATION × OMS.
CONSULT → RECORDS → DESIGN → TRY-IN → CEMENTATION → FOLLOW-UP
PRE-OP / CASE INTAKE
Pre-op data becomes the baseline for the result
- Patient goals — priorities for shape, length, brightness, naturalness
- Baseline records — charting / intraoral & facial photos / shade / intraoral scan
- Clinical review — reduction, margin, occlusion, existing restorations, substrate assessed by the clinician
- Design direction — references, contraindications and unwanted forms recorded clearly
- OMS registration — a Case ID links every file and request to one case
CHAIR-SIDE PROTOCOL
A fixed verification sequence from try-in to cementation
- TRY-IN — verify position, orientation, form, length, margin, proximal contact and shade
- PATIENT CONFIRM — confirm the design impression with mirror/photos and record change requests
- ISOLATION — secure the visibility, dryness and contamination control needed for bonding
- SURFACE PROTOCOL — veneer and tooth surface treatment follows the IFU of the materials and adhesives used
- CEMENTATION — seating and polymerization with the adhesive system selected by the clinician
- FINISHING — remove excess cement, refine margins and contacts
- FINAL CHECK — confirm occlusion, fit, esthetics and patient comfort, then record After photos
PATIENT HANDOFF & FOLLOW-UP
Case management continues after treatment
- Explain the finished form, shade and care points
- Diet, oral care and recall are guided by the treating clinician
- Contact the clinic immediately if pain, occlusal discomfort, fracture or debonding persists
- Provide the warranty / case information where applicable
Explain these four things to patients first
No exaggeration, easy to understand. Case suitability is communicated by clinical judgment.
Thin ceramic veneer
A ceramic veneer that can be designed thin; actual reduction depends on the tooth condition.
Esthetic design
Form, proportion, shade, translucency and texture are designed per case and refined in the lab.
One-Day conditions
Not every case — possible 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.
DON'T OVERPROMISE
Avoid case-blind claims like "guaranteed no-prep", "always One-Day" or "never breaks".
One-Day proceeds only when every condition is met
If any condition is not met, the case switches to the STANDARD FLOW.
- ✓All required data received
- ✓Case suitability confirmed by the clinician
- ✓Design approval completed
- ✓Production slot & logistics confirmed
When an issue arises, it connects at the case level
Orders, scans, photos, shade, design approvals, QA, shipping and issue history all live in the OMS, so the coordinator and the lab team see the same case information.
Issue / Rework Quick Flow
- 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
Cases are closed 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.