Most smile apps stop at the wow moment. Smileproof turns the simulation your patient just approved into a clinic-branded PDF the lab can actually work from — in about 90 seconds, without you typing a word.
A blurry phone photo. A shade written on a form. A prescription that says “make it natural.” Then two weeks later: the try-in doesn’t match what the patient imagined, the case bounces back, and everyone loses a remake cycle.
The information existed — it was in the room during the consultation. It just never made it to the bench.
Every Smileproof simulation can become a design brief that shows — not describes — what the patient said yes to:
The current dentition re-drawn as a clean, lab-style tooth row — crowding, wear, gaps and character carried over from the photo, and every row is automatically checked against the photograph before it ships; if a render doesn't match, the report shows the real photo instead. This is the section dentists show their friends.
The exact simulation the patient accepted, rendered as the matching row — upper and lower arches when the photo allows it.
Aligned mouth crops so the lab sees the smile in its frame — lips, gum line, midline.
A tooth-shaped shade bar with the target ringed — not a code floating in a text field.
The patient’s incisal preference labelled with IPS e.max ingot codes — Opaque (MO/HO), Natural (LT), Glass-like (HT) — plus stump shade (ND1–ND9, recorded by the dentist after prep) and material when you choose to add them.
Your logo, your clinic name, your lab’s name on the case — bilingual English / Arabic.
Smileproof reports never print tooth measurements. No lengths, no widths, no ratios presented as clinical values. The final geometry always comes from your impression or scan — the report communicates aesthetic intent: shapes, proportions, shade, translucency, character.
That’s a deliberate line. It keeps the report a communication document — one your lab reads for direction and your patient keeps as a promise — not a prescription that creates liability for anyone.
Run the case chairside — veneers, full makeover, implant or full arch.
One small dialog: lab name, and optionally stump shade, material, and your own incisor-length note. Everything optional.
~90 seconds later you have a branded A4 PDF — share it to the lab and hand it to the patient in the same tap.
Shade, translucency, arch-by-arch design intent in the format technicians actually think in. Designed to reduce back-and-forth with the lab.
A take-home version of the smile they said yes to — with your clinic’s name on it. Cases survive the drive home. The “let me think about it” patient is holding the reason to come back.
Lab reports are included in every plan — 15 every month at $299/mo, with a +5-report top-up pack ($75) when a busy month needs more. No per-case invoice standing between you and using it on every accepted case.

The patient's current teeth and the approved design, extracted onto a neutral field. An engine re-render for visual shape and shade reference — final geometry comes from the impression or scan.

Shade, translucency, surface stain, luster, character and tooth mould — every choice labelled as design intent, never as a measurement. The dentist circles anything the app did not set.
No. It’s a visual design reference. It carries a disclaimer on every export, prints no clinical measurements, and final geometry always comes from your impression or scan.
Yes — it’s a standard PDF. Share it over WhatsApp or email like any case file. Your lab’s name is printed on the case header.
No. The lab just reads the PDF. Only the clinic needs a subscription.
Veneers, full makeover (Hollywood), implant and full-arch cases. Whitening and bonding previews don’t generate lab reports — there’s no lab hand-off for those.
Yes — fully bilingual, right-to-left included, same document.
It’s re-rendered by the engine from the patient’s photo — faithful to the crowding, wear and gaps the photo shows — and labelled an illustrative engine re-render (not a scan, not the literal photo), so the lab always knows render vs. real.
Book a 20-minute demo — bring one patient photo, leave with the report it generates.
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