One aesthetic pathway from portrait to polish — design the smile digitally, rehearse it on unprepared teeth, prepare through the mock-up, restore in glass and translucent zirconia, then bond, finish and shine.
Every stage hands its data to the next — the portrait becomes the design, the design becomes the mock-up, the mock-up guides the bur, and the approved preview returns as the definitive restoration.
Every aesthetic case opens with records, not rotary instruments: a standardised portrait and intraoral photo protocol, a full-arch intraoral scan, and the patient's own account of what the smile should say — merged into one case file.
Studio Clinic's DSD module draws the proposal over the patient's own face — incisal edge position, tooth proportions, midline and smile arc — and presents it chairside, so consent is given to a seen result, not a promised one.
The approved design leaves the screen unchanged: Studio hands the geometry to Auralis Print, which prints the mock-up model and transfer shell the same day — wash, cure, and the proposal is ready for the chair.
Filled with a self-cured bis-acryl resin (chairside consumable), the shell transfers the designed smile onto unprepared teeth. The patient sees, speaks and smiles with the mock-up — and approval at this visit becomes the blueprint for every later stage.
With the approved mock-up seated, reduction stops being estimation. Depth-cut and reduction guides printed from the same design mark exactly where enamel may give way to veneer thickness — minimally invasive by measurement, not by intention.
Finishing stays conservative: a fine chamfer or butt joint by indication, margins finished with fine-grit diamonds and polished. A final intraoral scan captures preparations, margins and shade reference for the lab — the armamentarium is clinic-tier diamond burs, no proprietary lock-in. Where whitening precedes the case, shade taking waits until the colour has stabilised — usually about two weeks — before the final scan and the restoration.
Once the preparation is finished, milled PMMA temporaries are seated — shaped from the approved mock-up design, so the patient leaves wearing the proposed smile rather than a shrunken version of it.
The temporaries are a listening device: phonetics, lip support, incisal edge position and shade are lived with for days, and the patient's feedback returns to Studio Clinic — the design is refined before the definitive glass or zirconia is milled.
The mock-up the patient approved becomes the blueprint the lab executes. Glass HT carries the visible zone — veneers milled to enamel-like translucency, then crystallised, stained and glazed; where the abutment shade needs masking or bonding conditions are limited, Zirconia Lumen answers as the anterior full crown in a translucent multilayer body. One equipment line mills and fires both.
Every veneer and crown is designed in Auralis Studio, milled on Auralis Mill and fired in Auralis Sinter — designed so the approved mock-up guides every later step.
Bonding is a protocol, not a moment: try-in with water-soluble paste to verify shade and fit, isolation — rubber dam wherever the field allows — enamel etch, adhesive, and resin-cement seating with excess removed before final polymerisation. The restoration is conditioned to its material before it touches the tooth: glass ceramic is etched with hydrofluoric acid and silanated; zirconia is sandblasted and primed with an MDP-containing primer for resin cement — or conventionally cemented where retention geometry allows. The consumables are clinic-tier; the discipline travels with the pathway.
Finishing closes the case: margins polished back to a high shine, occlusion checked in static and dynamic contact, and final photographs and scans filed in Studio Clinic — the before-and-after record that also schedules the first recall.
The five stages collapse into a single kit. Every line links to the product page — specify the whole pathway or start with smile design and grow.
| Stage | What happens | Auralis products |
|---|---|---|
| 01 · Design | Portrait & photo protocol, intraoral scan, DSD smile design with chairside preview | Studio Clinic Smile Design · Scan IO |
| 02 · Mock-up | Design printed as model & transfer shell; self-cured bis-acryl mock-up approved on unprepared teeth | Print · bis-acryl mock-up resin (clinic consumable tier) |
| 03 · Prepare | Mock-up-guided minimal preparation with printed depth guides; final preparation scan | Print Prep Guides · Scan IO |
| 03+ · Temporise | Milled PMMA temporaries seated after preparation; wear-feedback returns to the design | PMMA · Mill |
| 04 · Restore | Veneers & anterior crowns designed, milled, crystallised, stained & glazed to shade | Glass HT · Zirconia Lumen · Mill · Sinter Porcelain |
| 05 · Bond | Try-in, isolation, adhesive resin-cement bonding, finishing & high polish; recall scheduled | Studio Clinic |
From the first portrait to the final polish — our team maps the aesthetic kit to your case mix, your lab and your chair time across Southeast Asia.