Smile Design
Digital planning that respects the face, the gesture and the personality — to design a smile that is already yours.
Smile Design is the method that integrates facial analysis, clinical listening and digital technology to design the smile before any intervention.
It is not about applying a ready-made template. It is about understanding how your face behaves, how you speak, how you smile — and designing a form that respects all of that.
At KI, Smile Design is the foundation of any aesthetic rehabilitation: contact lenses, veneers, resins or more complex cases.
Who it is for
- —Anyone who wants to visualize the result before committing to an aesthetic treatment.
- —Anyone who feels something in the smile is out of harmony but cannot pinpoint what.
- —Anyone who has had previous treatments and wants a more personalized correction.
- —Anyone who values a thoughtful process with aesthetic predictability.
How we work at KI
Aesthetic interview
A conversation about desire, expectation and history. The project starts here.
Photographic and digital documentation
Standardized face and smile photographs, videos and intraoral scanning.
Digital design
The smile is drawn over your photos, considering lip line, proportion and personal signature.
In-mouth mock-up
A trial of the design directly on your teeth, without any reduction, so you can approve in movement and in the mirror.
Clinical execution
From the approved design, we select the ideal material and technique for each case.
Frequently asked questions
What is Smile Design?
A planning methodology that uses facial analysis and digital tools to design the smile before performing any procedure. It enables predictability and alignment between patient and clinician.
Is Smile Design itself a treatment?
It is the planning stage. From there, we define the treatment that will materialize the design — whitening, composites, veneers, contact lenses or a combination.
Can I see the result before committing?
Yes. That is exactly the point. You visualize it digitally and try it in-mouth (mock-up) before any definitive procedure.
Do all smiles follow the same pattern?
No. We do not work with standardized smiles. Every project respects the face, age, gender and personality of the person.
How long does a Smile Design planning take?
Usually one to two weeks between documentation, design and in-mouth trial, before starting execution.
Every smile is unique. Start with a conversation.
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