AI Gummy Smile Botox Simulator
For patients who hide their smile because of gum show, a few units of Botox can change how they feel in photos. Show them the result on their own smile before the injection.
What it simulates
Each dose lowers the upper lip a little further when the patient smiles, so less gum shows above the teeth.
The upper lip sits slightly lower and covers about half of the visible gum.
The lip comes down to just above the teeth, leaving a thin line of gum. The teeth keep their full height.
No gum shows at all. The lip rests on the upper teeth and shows a slight lip flip.
The simulation models toxin in the upper-lip elevators at the Yonsei point, the standard injection site for a gummy smile.
The teeth keep their exact colour, size and alignment. Only the lip position and the amount of gum change.
Combine gummy smile Botox with a veneer simulation for a complete smile makeover plan.
Clinical limits
Too much toxin flattens a smile. The simulation keeps the smile genuine at every dose.
How it works
The practitioner takes a photo in the clinic, on a phone, a tablet or by upload. Nothing to install.
Pick the treatment and the dose, intensity or style you are planning. Stack treatments to show a combined plan.
In under 30 seconds the simulation opens in a before-and-after slider you walk through with the patient, then it is saved to their profile.
Common questions
A natural, full smile that shows the gum above the upper teeth. A closed-mouth photo cannot show the change, so the simulation leaves it as it is.
Commonly a few units per side. The simulation shows about 2, 3 or 4 units per side so the patient can compare a mild and a full correction.
No. It lowers the upper lip when smiling, so less gum shows. At the highest dose the lip covers part of the teeth, but the teeth themselves do not change.
Yes. Simulate one, then add the other on top of the result to show the combined smile.
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