Objective: This article will explain and demonstrate the application of analog smile design techniques and concepts as a precursor for digital smile design implementation. The application of these techniques will be described with two case presentations that will demonstrate the incorporation of these analog methods into digital smile design programs.

Clinical Considerations: Digital smile design workflows can be more efficient and require less chair time but must be based on an understanding and application of basic smile design principles to apply the digital techniques successfully.

Conclusions: The application of basic smile design techniques to digital workflows resulted in excellent clinical outcomes for both a localized treatment plan and a full mouth restorative rehabilitation.

Clinical Significance: Digital smile design is quickly being adopted into dental practices. However, the digital design must be created by the clinician and be based on a thorough understanding of basic esthetic and restorative principles to achieve predictable successful clinical outcomes.

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