PRODUCT TOUR · SURGEON → LABORATORY

Remakes: incomplete does not advance.

When site, shade, files, or instructions arrive separately, the surgeon answers clarifications and the laboratory stops design. This tour shows where TrazaLab's model addresses that risk before fabrication.

Synthetic upper arch with a single incisor highlighted as the stable origin of the case
SYNTHETIC CASETL-9042 · FDI 11 · Universal 8CURRENT STATEDefine

THE CASE BEGINS WITH CONTEXT

Patient, site, and intention, together.

Patient and condition open the case; treatment and odontogram create and confirm a stable site.

REMAKE RISKIdentity, indication, and site remain disconnected.TRAZALAB CONTROLOne shared clinical origin.PREVENTION POINTThe prescription starts from the site the team confirmed.

Continues: prescription · clinical team

Synthetic case based on the canonical contract verified locally. Productive integration of the new Case Wizard remains pending approval.

THE SAME MISSING ITEM · TWO INTERRUPTIONS

Fewer questions. Fewer assumptions.

Remakes do not start only in design. They can start when the clinic delivers context late or when the laboratory must reconstruct it.

SURGEON AND CLINICAL TEAM

The patient has already left.

The patient has already left when the missing photograph, shade reference, or instruction appears.

NEEDS
Know what is missing, which site it belongs to, and which step must be corrected before sending.
CASETL-9042SITEFDI 11 · Crown

PACKAGE BEFORE SEND

PrescriptionRelatedTreatment archIdentifiedBL2 photographRelationship missing
Send held
DENTAL LABORATORY

Design should not guess.

Design stalls when the Rx, files, and indications do not describe one version of the work.

NEEDS
Receive identified evidence and a fabrication intention that can be followed back to the site.
PREVENTION POINT

The same missing item that would force a call to the patient or stop design returns to the Evidence step before the draft can become a submitted version.

PATIENT → CONDITION → SITE

The site does not start from a photo.

The record begins with a person and an intention. Then treatment and the odontogram confirm FDI 11 without exposing the draft to the laboratory.

Synthetic patient during clinical confirmation of an anterior siteCLINICAL CONTEXT · SAME CASE
TrazaLabTL-9042 · Create case Private draft
TREATMENT ODONTOGRAMFDI 11Universal 8 · Upper central incisor
TREATMENTTooth-supported crownCONDITIONRestorative indication
Site confirmed by the team · opens Prescription
REMAKE RISKA file ends up associated with the wrong person, site, or work.
TRAZALAB CONTROLStable identifiers connect patient, treatment, odontogram, and FDI 11 inside the draft.
CONTINUESClinical team → complete the prescription.
Synthetic upper arch with a crown aligned over the FDI 11 preparation

THE TREATMENT BRANCH

A crown opens only its recipe.

FDI 11 keeps restoration, material, and shade inside the same objective. The interface does not dump a universal checklist on the team.

FDI 11Crown · Prescription
RESTORATIONCrownMATERIALMultilayer zirconiaSHADEBL2
Only decisions compatible with this branch appear.
CLINICAL TEAM PAIN

Irrelevant fields hide the real missing item.

CONTROL
The crown branch keeps restoration, multilayer zirconia, and BL2 with FDI 11.
PREVENTION
Later evidence answers the selected treatment.
CONTINUES
Clinical team → gather the evidence for that branch.

CLINICAL EVIDENCE + SCANS

Every file must explain its function.

Preparation, shade, and treatment arch form the demonstration for this crown. The occlusal relationship illustrates another possible function, not a universal requirement.

Synthetic anterior preparation with visible margin and tissue
TRAZACAPTURE · PREPARATIONView, site, and purpose · FDI 11
Synthetic BL2 reference next to the same restorative site
TRAZATONO · SHADEBL2 reference for human confirmation
Synthetic occlusal relationship explaining the case functional geometry
OCCLUSAL RELATIONSHIPGeometry with declared function
WHEN CONTEXT IS MISSING

The laboratory reconstructs a folder.

The missing item appears after the patient has left, and the laboratory receives a folder it must reconstruct.

TRAZALAB RELATESType · site · treatment · functionPREVENTSThe laboratory receives evidence identified by type, site, and function — not anonymous files.
CONTINUESClinical team → add the fabrication instructions.

TrazaVideo can preserve motion when the treatment requires it; it does not diagnose occlusion or measure forces.

Synthetic treatment arch, antagonist, and bite relationship shown by function

AN STL IS NOT “THE CASE”

Geometry declares what it represents.

Treatment, antagonist, and bite keep distinct names before review.

TREATMENTMaxillary · FDI 11ANTAGONISTMandibularRELATIONSHIPRecorded bite
DEMONSTRATED PATH · INTRAORAL SCANNERTreatment, antagonist, and relationship keep distinct functions.
CONVENTIONAL PATH · HONEST BOUNDARYImpression, antagonist, and interocclusal record must still remain separate inspected objects; this crown does not present that equivalence as an active function.
Synthetic preparation and crown related to fabrication texture, contour, and shade

INSTRUCTIONS TO THE LABORATORY

Geometry does not transmit intention.

The requested date and technician indications accompany the structured prescription inside the same record.

INSTRUCTION · V03FDI 11 · Crown
“Preserve incisal anatomy according to the attached reference.”
AUTHORResponsible surgeonMOMENTBefore review
PrescriptionRelated instruction
SURGEON PAINThe indication stays in a separate call or message when the technician needs to decide what to prioritize.
LABORATORY NEEDKnow what to prioritize without guessing the fabrication purpose.
CONTROL AND PREVENTIONInstructions remain inside the same record and version as the prescription and evidence. Intention arrives before fabrication, not after an ambiguous interpretation.
CONTINUESSurgeon → review the complete package.

REVIEW AND SEND

Incomplete comes back. It does not go out.

The draft can keep being prepared; the transition stays blocked.

Synthetic shade reference shown next to the anterior site before send
BL2 photographFDI 11 · Crown
SEND BLOCKED

The BL2 shade photograph still needs to be related.

Validation returns to the evidence step with the site and requirement that must be resolved.

RISK THAT STOPSA missing requirement reaches the laboratory because of haste.VERIFIED CONTROLValidation returns the missing item to the corresponding step and keeps the transition blocked until it is resolved.

Canonical validation recalculates presence, references, and requirements. It does not diagnose, automatically assign a person, or replace the clinical or technical decision.

NEXT STATESurgeon → decide whether to send the reviewed version.

AFTER SEND · PREVENTION CONTINUES

Receive, decide, learn.

Sending a reviewed package reduces ambiguity; it does not replace technical inspection, clinical try-in, or the later human decision.

LABORATORY · RECEPTION

Inspect before designing.

The laboratory reviews the received package and decides whether to accept what is available or request a clarification related to the same case.

Prevents a technical doubt from quietly becoming fabrication.
CLINIC · DELIVERY

Try-in opens another decision.

Accept, adjust, or return belongs to the received version and the current evidence; the software does not certify seating, shade, or occlusion.

Prevents delivery from closing the case without a responsible decision.
TRACKER + ANALYZER · RETROSPECTIVE

A remake should teach.

If a repetition exists, the attributed cause, severity, and captured impact can be reviewed afterward to guide your own standards.

It does not predict the next outcome or promise to eliminate remakes.
TRAZALAB STRUCTURESPresence, relationship, and state

The record connects each requirement to the patient, site, and treatment that give it meaning.

PEOPLE DECIDEClinical and technical judgment

The surgeon keeps the clinical decision and the laboratory keeps the technical interpretation.

THIS PAGE EXPLAINSA locally verifiable model

It does not query patients, upload files, persist cases, or execute a real laboratory delivery.

PREVENTION, WITHOUT INFLATED PROMISES

What the tour checks.

What reduces ambiguity before fabrication, when the rules appear, and where this public explanation ends.

CREATE THE CASE

What does the TrazaLab product tour show?+

It follows a synthetic dental case from the patient and clinical condition through review before send. The sequence keeps treatment, odontogram, prescription, evidence, and instructions inside the same record.

Why does the case begin before the odontogram?+

The flow first identifies the patient, declares the clinical condition, and defines the treatment objective. Then the odontogram confirms the site on the arch and keeps its FDI and Universal equivalence.

Explore the advanced odontogram
What does the crown used in this example require?+

The demonstration relates a preparation photograph, a shade photograph, and a scan identified as the treatment arch. Other visible records explain possible functions, not universal requirements. Restoration, multilayer zirconia, and BL2 remain associated with FDI 11.

Review files and scanners

STOP THE MISSING ITEM

What happens if required evidence is missing?+

The draft can keep being prepared, but send must stop. The case returns to the concrete requirement so the responsible person can relate the missing evidence before trying to send again.

Learn remake causes
Can the laboratory see a private draft?+

Not in the canonical contract verified locally. The draft stays private while the case is in preparation. After a valid model transition, authorized views consult the submitted version.

See laboratory reception
Do requirements change by treatment?+

Yes. Local tests cover crown, implant crown, three-unit bridge, and full-arch provisional with different branches. This page does not promise universal coverage or compatibility with every export.

See the surgeon flow

LIMITS AND AVAILABILITY

Does validation decide whether a treatment is correct?+

No. It can review presence, relationship, and configured rules, but it does not diagnose or prescribe. Fit, shade, and outcome remain under human clinical and technical decision.

Does this page save or send a real case?+

No. It is an interactive explanation based on the verified local model. It does not query records, upload files, persist data, or demonstrate a production delivery to a laboratory.

Is the new case creation already active in production?+

The contract, validation, and tours are verified locally. Productive integration of the new Case Wizard remains inactive and pending approval.

YOU HAVE SEEN WHERE AMBIGUITY STOPS

Now try a representative case.

If your clinic repeats captures or your laboratory chases clarifications, try a representative case and locate where context is missing before fabrication.

To try the flow, use a synthetic or de-identified case. This page does not query patients, upload files, or send cases.