What is Blueprint

Blueprint is currently available in the following countries:
Germany, Spain, Austria, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium, Sweden, Czech Republic, Croatia, Hungary, Andorra, Cyprus, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Guadeloupe, Iceland, Latvia, Luxembourg, Malta, Norway, Réunion, San Marino, Slovakia, Ireland (excluding Northern Ireland), Italy, Monaco, France, Lithuania, Slovenia, Portugal, and Romania.

🌍 Not available in your country yet? Stay tuned - we’re working to expand access soon.
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In every smile design journey, there comes a point where visualization needs to become structured, where ideas must align, and multiple people involved need to find themselves on the same page. That’s where Blueprint comes in.

Blueprint is a shared, visual workspace that helps dental teams organize, review, and align their design logic. It brings together 2D smile designs and 3D anatomical references into one structured environment.

From Smile Design to Structure

In Smilecloud the creative process begins with Smile Design, an intuitive, photorealistic tool which you can use to quickly design and communicate ideas. Blueprint takes the next step: it transforms those designs into a structured visual reference that teams can understand and build upon.

By combining your smile design with anatomical data, you can:

• Visualize the design within its real context
• Communicate design intent clearly to your collaborators
• Document versions for easy tracking and continuity

Blueprint makes interdisciplinary communication simpler, faster, and more visual.

Why It Matters

Every great smile starts as an idea, but delivering it requires coordination.
It’s about supporting collaboration and ensuring that everyone speaks the same visual language.

Key Highlights

• Design logic, visualized: understand and explain design
• Smile design shown in anatomical context: connect the aesthetic to the biological.
• Documented versions for continuity: track changes and maintain design integrity.

AI Disclaimer

The AI-supported functions are intended to assist the dental professional. Clinical evaluation and final treatment planning remain under the responsibility of the healthcare professional.