Smile Designer Pro 3.1 Tutorial 

SDP is on version 3.4.x right now, but the main workflow hasn't changed, so this video is still the one to watch when you're getting started. We are happy to connect with users on free online training sessions to help ensure you and your staff are comfortable using the tool, too.

I really love the idea of this especially being able to show a patient what their smile will potentially look like 😭 I just want to know what all we can do with the software.

The easiest way to go from the 2D smile blueprint in SDP to a 3D CAD model is to export the full-face patient image with the 2D plan baked in. You can then import that "augmented" picture in various CAD tools' smile design modules which typically take just a normal patient photo. In other words, any lab that works digitally using platforms like 3Shape and Exocad can easily import your 2D plan and use it to guide the 3D design. Hopefully that helps!

Hi! SDP is supported on 64 bit Windows machines. Please contact support@tastytech.ca and we'll be happy to set up a time to connect to your PC to sort out any issues.

Hi, SDP is fundamentally a 2D planning tool and doesn't create 3D data suitable for milling. You can import the patient photo with the 2D plan into Exocad and use it as a guide to design your restorations according to the quick & easy 2D plan.

Thanks for the feedback, no more crazy music, we promise :)

Our software is free to try with sample cases and you can work through the entire tutorial video to get a feel for the workflow and features. It costs money when you're ready to use it on your own patients. For information on pricing, please see www.smiledesignerpro.com/pricing