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    • Smile Design

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    • Each patient's smile is unique, influenced by tooth shape, texture, and color.
    • Traditional smile design often overlooks the integration of biological, structural, functional, and aesthetic elements.
    • A smile design should reflect the patient's personality and emotional state.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce a novel approach to smile design that considers the 'unity of the whole' concept.
    • To highlight the role of digital advancements and visual language in personalized smile creation.
    • To present the Rebel system as a tool for creating individualized, three-dimensional smile designs.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing visual language and digital tools for personalized smile design.
    • Employing the Rebel system, a virtual laboratory with AI-based software.
    • Generating a digital wax-up (STL file) directly via the system.

    Main Results:

    • The Rebel system simplifies smile design by eliminating traditional mock-up and wax-up stages.
    • The AI-powered software enables the immediate creation of individualized 3D digital wax-ups.
    • The system is user-friendly for dentists and dental technicians of all skill levels.

    Conclusions:

    • Advanced digital systems like Rebel offer a streamlined and effective method for personalized smile design.
    • The integration of AI in dentistry facilitates the creation of unique and aesthetically pleasing smiles.
    • This approach enhances the collaborative process between dentists and dental technicians.