Abstract
Shade selection is an inherently complex procedure, and its accurate reproduction
in the definitive restoration involves an in-depth understanding of color science
and its effective communication with the dental laboratory technician. A technique
is presented that uses a smartphone application (Snapseed; Google LLC) and a gray
card for clinical shade selection.
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Published online: February 18, 2023
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