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Clearer shade communication between clinic and laboratory.

Zenith Dental is exploring a structured way to bring case imagery, professional review and clinic–laboratory collaboration into one connected workflow.

Prototype explorationProfessional review remains centralNot clinically released
Clinic Case context Laboratory Review Zenith Dental, powered by Zeinethra

Connected shade workflow

The problem being explored

A photograph is only one part of the conversation.

Reliable collaboration also depends on capture conditions, structured context and visible professional judgement.

Capture conditions vary

Lighting, device behaviour, position and background can affect how imagery appears.

Context becomes fragmented

Images, notes, shade information and questions may travel through separate channels.

Professional interpretation matters

Technology may organise and support information; accountable judgement remains human.

Proposed direction

One connected conversation across three stages.

Select a stage to see the intended support and the responsibility that remains with professionals.

Selected stage

Capture the case consistently

Guide the collection of relevant imagery and structured case information before it is shared.

Support being exploredImage guidance, completeness prompts and structured case context.

Professional responsibilityConfirm that the case information and imagery are appropriate for review.

Development status

Exploration first. Evidence before claims.

The current work is focused on workflow and prototype exploration. User feedback, technical feasibility, privacy, security and appropriate professional validation are required before any future release decision.

Current: prototype explorationNext: professional and technical validationFuture: readiness decision

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Help test the problem Zenith Dental is trying to solve.

The product overview is public. Access to the working prototype is currently limited to invited collaborators and reviewers.