One workflow, first question to final plan.
SmileWizard is not a collection of tools you assemble yourself. It is one sequence, in one place, from the first question you ask a new patient to the staged plan you present them. Here is what is in it.
The complete exam
Seventeen steps in a fixed order: the pre-clinical interview, oral cancer screening, TMJ questions and examination, muscle palpation, joint diagnosis, occlusal examination, the five requirements of occlusal stability, airway, STOP-BANG, Mallampati, esthetic analysis, periodontal assessment, and tooth-by-tooth review.
The order is the one Dr. Peter Dawson taught, and it does not change from patient to patient. Nothing is pre-selected. Every entry is one you affirmatively recorded, which is what makes the finished record worth having when a case is questioned years later.
A photo series that does the arithmetic
Twenty-one named views, uploaded together and dropped into their slots. Open any one full size to annotate it for your lab.
Then measure one central incisor. From that single calibration, SmileWizard derives anterior tooth dimensions in millimeters — which is what turns a photograph into something you can design from.
2D Checklist, with the rules on screen
Midline and occlusal plane, golden proportion, width-to-length ratio, incisal edge position, gingival levels. The esthetic and occlusal analysis runs as a checklist with the criteria visible while you work, rather than recalled afterwards.
The sequence will not let you design past an unstable joint without saying, in writing, why you are continuing. That is not an obstacle. It is the whole point.
The plan, and who you send it to
Every finding rolls up to one color-coded summary screen, so you read one patient rather than twelve separate notes. Treatment stages in the order complete dentistry requires: biological stability first, then functional stability, then restorative work.
Export the case, or share it by email with another dentist, your laboratory, or a specialist. They get read-only access to the exam, the photographs and the 2D checklist — no account of yours, no attachments to chase.
Built around how you were taught
Dentists trained through The Dawson Academy get the 3D checklist as Dawson teaches it. Dentists who came through Dr. John Cranham get FAESAD, his digital-first workflow. You choose in your profile and can switch later, and the checklist tabs can be reordered or hidden to match the way your institution teaches it.
And once a month, Office Hours with Dr. Cranham, built around cases that members bring — because the hard case is never the one in the textbook.
Try it on your own case this week.
$147 a month, or $1,617 a year. 30-day free trial. Open a patient you are actually planning and run the complete exam — you will know inside one appointment.