Clinical Photography Guide
PUBLISHED: October 08, 2026
Clinical Photography Guide
Suggested Before & After Images for Case Documentation
Clear, consistent photography is one of the most valuable tools a practice can share with its laboratory partner. Beyond the lab, these records become an invaluable case history for your practice, documenting outcomes and showcasing the quality of care your practice delivers.
1. Full-Face Portrait Smile
2. Full-Face Close-Up Portrait Smile
3. Smile Only
4. Inside Mouth Retracted View (Closed Occlusion)
5. Inside Mouth Retracted View (Bite Slightly Open)
6. Upper/Lower Teeth Contrast
7. Incisal Macro Detail
What You’ll Need
- Cheek Retractors
- Occlusal Mirrors
- Black Contrasters (for isolation shots)
- Ring Light
- DSLR or mirrorless camera
More Resources
Find complete photography guidelines here, including links to suggested photography equipment.