TrazaVideo

Clinical video.
So the lab.
Doesn't guess.

You can send the videos with the order or add them later, before the case goes into fabrication. A crown usually needs bite, margin, and shade; more complex cases ask for extra clips. Each video exists to enrich the order, not to fill the case with attachments.

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TrazaVideo

The case moves clip by clip.

TrazaVideo lives in the evidence phase: after the order and before fabrication. The case type shows which clips to record, in order, and each clip removes one specific clinical doubt.

REC
Close · open · lateral
Step 01 · record first

Bite: how the patient closes

The crown does not start with shade or margin. It starts by seeing how the teeth meet, so the lab does not fabricate against an imagined bite.

Where it appears
Inside the case, Evidence phase. It happens before fabrication and before any lab adjustment.
What to record
Patient closes normally, opens, then moves left and right. The goal is real motion, not a pose.
Lab decision
Sees contacts, jaw path, and interferences. Decides whether the restoration needs adjustment or a re-record.
REC
Close up · rotate slowly
Step 02 · if there is a prep

Margin: where the tooth ends

After bite, the lab needs the clinical boundary. The scan shows geometry, but video shows tissue, shadow, moisture, and areas that change how the margin is read.

When it appears
Crowns, bridges, veneers, and any case with a clinical finish line.
What to record
Move close, keep focus, and rotate slowly around the prep. The video needs to teach where the edge is.
Lab decision
Defines margin, insertion path, tissue to respect, and whether the case can move to design.
REC
Card · head tilts
Step 03 · if shade matters

Shade: tooth + card

This is not typing A2 and hoping. The lab needs the tooth beside the reference, with small angle changes, to understand value, translucency, and light.

When it appears
Crown, veneer, anterior, or any work where shade changes final acceptance.
What to record
TrazaScale stays in frame. The patient tilts the head slightly to show how light changes.
Lab decision
Compares tooth, card, and light variation before choosing layering or requesting a new capture.
ADD
Smile · face · ridge
Step 04–05 · only if the case needs it

Extras: context that changes the plan

Not every case needs five videos. TrazaVideo adds extras when bite, margin, and shade still do not explain what the lab needs to fabricate well.

Anterior
Smile for midline, lip, and buccal corridor. Helps when the restoration will show in the face.
Implant
Stump or ridge for substrate, discoloration, tissue volume, and prosthetic support.
Full arch
Face or profile for occlusal plane, lip support, and facial proportion before fabrication.
Step 05 · capture plan

First, the case decides what to record

After the order is created, TrazaVideo does not leave the surgeon staring at an empty list. The work type prepares the required clips and shows the path before fabrication.

Input
Case type, tooth, material, aesthetic zone, and whether there is a prep, implant, or full arch.
Output
A short list: bite, margin, shade, and extras only when the case really needs them.
Why it matters
Nobody has to guess which video comes next; evidence is organized from the case itself.
Step 06 · guided screen

Then, record one task at a time

TrazaVideo does not open a generic camera. Each clip has instructions, a visual guide, timer, and short steps so the capture proves something useful.

Before
The screen says which movement comes next: close, open, lateral, card, or smile.
During
The guide helps keep distance, framing, and movement inside the right timing.
If it fails
The surgeon re-records that clip before uploading it to the case; it does not reach the lab bad.
Step 07 · validation

Bad video does not move forward

Validation runs while the clip is recorded. The score is not decoration: it is the gate that stops dark, static, or useless evidence from being sent for fabrication.

Checks
Real motion, light, duration, framing, and that the video is not a frozen photo.
Gate
Minimum score to submit: 60/100. Below that, it does not upload to the case.
Result
If it fails, re-record only that clip. The rest of the case stays intact.
Step 08 · lab review

The technician still decides

The automatic score does not replace clinical judgment. The lab sees the clip inside the case, with score and context, then approves or rejects with a reason.

Where it lands
Inside the patient case, not as a lost file in chat, email, or a gallery.
Lab does
Watches, compares with the order, and decides: approve or reject with a reason.
If rejected
The surgeon re-records only that clip; the whole evidence package is not redone.
Specification

Everything on one page

No proprietary app. No special hardware. No install. TrazaVideo runs in the mobile browser (iOS Safari, Android Chrome). It ships with TrazaLab — no separate license.

Tech spec · TrazaVideo v2026
What each case delivers to the lab
Clips per case3 ó 5
Clip duration8–18s
Clinical modes available8
Real-time validators6
Formats · original quality.webm · .mp4
Chain of custodyhash + ts
Score gate
≥ 60 / 100

Frequently asked

Between 3 and 5 short clips per case, depending on the case type (crown, bridge, veneer, full-arch, implant). Each clip is 8 to 18 seconds. Total time: about 45 seconds.

The app blocks the upload. The 6 validators run during recording, not after. If the score drops below 60, sending is blocked and the app prompts you to re-record — before it ever reaches the lab.

No. TrazaVideo runs in the mobile browser. Rear camera for intraoral capture, front camera for face and profile in full-arch cases. No app to install, no proprietary hardware.

Yes. Even with an automatic score ≥ 60, the lab technician can reject with a reason. That reason reaches the surgeon via TrazaChat, and only the rejected clip is re-recorded — no redoing the whole package, no phone calls, no lost lab hours.

TrazaScale is a physical chromatic calibration card (free, printed by the surgeon). The SHADE and STUMP modes require the card in frame during the entire recording. Without the card, the validator histogram blocks upload.

Yes. The Validation Gate at phase 02 (Evidence) requires TrazaVideo clips with score ≥ 60 before the case advances to production. No approved video, no production.

Clips are stored in original quality (.webm / .mp4) with no transcoding that would degrade clinical evidence. Hash + timestamp for chain of custody. Accessible from the case "Clinical files" view.

You don't guess the bite.
You capture it.

TrazaVideo ships with TrazaLab. 8 modes. 6 validators. Score ≥ 60. All inside the case flow.

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