Available online 15 April 2024

An innovative method for aligning face scans with intraoral scans is introduced, leveraging a novel 3D printed device. This technique addresses the longstanding challenge of accurately merging these two types of dental scans by incorporating a physical reference point—the nose—into both scans for precise alignment. This advancement promises to enhance the accuracy and efficiency of digital dental diagnostics and treatments.

This video presentation explores a groundbreaking innovation in esthetic dentistry, illustrating the significant impact of digital advancements on the field. The presentation introduces a method that transforms the way intraoral and facial scans are combined, significantly improving diagnostic precision, enhancing treatment planning, and facilitating superior patient communication.1, 2, 3 Traditionally, the process has been marred by inaccuracies and inefficiencies, notably due to the

The author expresses his gratitude to his late father, Fayez Salloum, for his encouragement and advice to share knowledge.

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