
Cosmetic Smile Design Analysis & Treatment Planning
Generate clinical smile design analyses and cosmetic treatment plans for patient consultations
What You Can Do
You'll systematically analyze facial and dental aesthetics using structured assessment frameworks that evaluate buccal corridors, gingival zenith, incisal guidance, and facial proportions. Claude generates detailed clinical documentation explaining design rationale, multiple treatment options, realistic timelines, and expected outcomes—bridging the gap between your clinical analysis and patient understanding to reduce revisions and improve case acceptance rates.
Features
Evaluates buccal corridors, gingival zenith, incisor-to-canine relationships, midline alignment, and facial proportion ratios using evidence-based standards
Generates 2-3 cosmetic treatment pathways (conservative, intermediate, comprehensive) with different investment levels and timelines
Creates visual-friendly explanations of aesthetic concerns, treatment rationale, and expected outcomes in lay terminology
Structures analysis with baseline photography notes, proportional measurements, and before-and-after outcome predictions
Produces comprehensive records documenting aesthetic baseline, patient concerns, treatment alternatives discussed, and consent-ready clinical summaries
Generates concise aesthetic case summaries and recommended treatment sequences for coordination with orthodontists or surgical colleagues
Evaluates previous cosmetic work, identifies shortcomings against aesthetic standards, and outlines corrective treatment strategies
Example Output
Example 1: Cosmetic Consultation Summary
Patient Aesthetic Concerns: Central incisor discoloration, slight labial version of maxillary left lateral, excessive gingival display (3mm above gold standard)
Assessment Findings:
- Buccal corridors: Symmetrical, appropriate width
- Gingival zenith: Maxillary right shifted 0.5mm distally (minor asymmetry)
- Incisal plane: 2mm deviation from ideal Frankfurt horizontal
Treatment Options:
- Option A (Bleaching + Bonded Veneer): 2-3 visits, $1,200-1,500, addresses discoloration and left lateral positioning
- Option B (Veneers + Gingival Sculpting): 3-4 visits, $3,500-4,200, comprehensive smile redesign with laser contouring
Example 2: Full-Mouth Cosmetic Case Plan
Phase 1 (Months 1-6): Orthodontic alignment with clear aligners to correct incisal plane deviation and buccal corridor asymmetry
Phase 2 (Months 7-8): Gingival health optimization, minor contouring around #8, #9
Phase 3 (Months 9-10): Six maxillary veneers (IPS e.max, shade A1), final polish and bite refinement
Expected Outcome: Symmetrical smile with 8mm incisor display, balanced buccal corridors, and harmonized gingival architecture
What's Included
- SKILL.md instruction file with cosmetic assessment frameworks and prompt templates:
- Digital smile design analysis checklist documenting buccal corridors, gingival zenith, incisal guidance, and facial proportion ratios:
- Patient communication template translating clinical findings into lay terminology with visual guidance notes:
- Multi-option treatment planning worksheet structuring conservative, intermediate, and comprehensive pathways with timelines and investment levels:
- Medicolegal documentation template for baseline photography, consent discussion, and aesthetic treatment records:
Who It's For
- Cosmetic dentists planning smile design consultations and treatment sequences
- General dentists with cosmetic case load seeking structured aesthetic assessment protocols
- Orthodontists coordinating aesthetic smile outcomes with dental and surgical colleagues
- Dental practice managers standardizing cosmetic case documentation and patient communication
- Dental educators teaching aesthetic analysis principles in clinical courses
Best For
- Initial cosmetic consultations and smile design presentations
- Full-mouth cosmetic cases requiring multi-phase treatment sequencing
- Creating treatment alternatives with different investment and complexity levels
- Documenting baseline aesthetics and expected outcomes for medicolegal protection
- Analyzing failed previous cosmetic work and planning corrective treatment
- Coordinating cosmetic cases across orthodontics, restorative, and surgical disciplines







