Your chairside companion for direct composite restorations

Smile ResiPro takes you from a teeth-only photo to a shade-confirmed layering plan and a step-by-step procedure, then keeps a PDF record of the case. Created by Dr. Osama Shaalan.

Start with a 3-day free trial on iPhone or iPad. Then $15.99 a month or $89.99 a year.

Smile ResiPro composite plan listing the palatal shell, opaque, dentin and final enamel shades for a case

New in Smile ResiPro

Search every composite system, study the Simplified Approach photo by photo, and send a case to Dr. Osama for feedback, all inside the app.

Explore composite systems

Search 59 composite systems by brand, product system, shade or opacity, and compare the layering roles each one offers before you plan.

  • Filter by brand, system, shade or opacity
  • See at a glance whether a system is simplified or layered
  • Open a system to see its shades and layering roles
Browse the library on the web

See every layer before you place it

For each case, the app builds a layering reference you can step through at the chair. This is a large Class IV, as Smile ResiPro shows it.

Layer 1 of 4
Upper incisor with the palatal shell built in blue enamel shade Opaque layer added inside the palatal shell Dentin layer rebuilding the main volume Completed restoration after the final enamel layer

An educational reference. Check shades, thickness and curing for every case against the manufacturer's instructions for use.

Know each layer before you choose it

Composite layers differ in how much light they let through. Use this as a quick guide to what each layer does and where each enamel translucency belongs.

Composite layers by opacity

  • Opaquer

    Opaquer composite extruded from a compule, dense and light-blocking

    Masks dark areas and increases opacity

  • Dentin

    Dentin composite, warm and chromatic

    Provides body, warmth and chroma

  • Enamel

    Enamel composite with a cool, semi-translucent look

    Mimics natural enamel translucency and value

  • Translucent

    Translucent composite, clear with a bluish tint

    Adds depth and internal translucency

Enamel translucency

Choose the right translucency for natural and predictable results.

  • Transparent

    Transparent enamel composite cylinder, light passes through it clearly
    • Highest translucency
    • Incisal edges
  • Medium translucent

    Medium translucent enamel composite cylinder
    • Medium translucency
    • Middle third
  • Low translucent

    Low translucent enamel composite cylinder, more opaque
    • Lower translucency
    • Cervical third

Photos by Dr. Osama Shaalan. Opacity and translucency vary between brands and shades, so check each system against its instructions for use.

From photo to final polish in five steps

The same workflow Dr. Shaalan teaches in his hands-on courses, organised so you can follow it chairside.

  1. Plan the case

    Choose the restoration type, the tooth and the cavity size. The app suggests a layering strategy, or you pick single-shade or multi-shade yourself.

    Choose restoration type screen with Class III, Class IV, Class V, veneers, diastema and complex options
    Restoration type
    Cavity size and layering strategy screen
    Cavity size and strategy
  2. Capture and mark the photo

    Take a cross-polarised, teeth-only photo on a black background. Mark the adjacent tooth and, if you like, a VITA tab as shade references.

    Initial cross-polarised photo capture screen
    Cross-polarised photo
    Marking shade reference areas on the photo
    Shade reference areas
  3. Choose your composite

    Pick from 59 composite systems by 26 manufacturers, or mix shades across brands. You get an initial plan for every layer.

    Composite system search and selection screen
    Composite library
    Initial composite plan listing palatal shell, opaque, dentin and final enamel shades
    Initial plan
  4. Confirm with cured buttons

    Cure small buttons of the candidate shades on the tooth, photograph and label them, then compare the match before you commit.

    Labelling cured shade buttons on the photo
    Label the buttons
    Button match results screen
    Button match results
  5. Layer, finish and document

    Follow the procedure from isolation to polishing, compare the initial and final photos, and save the case as a PDF for your records.

    Procedure A to Z screen
    Procedure A to Z
    Initial versus final photo comparison screen
    Initial and final comparison

A simplified approach, step by step

Smile ResiPro doesn't stop at the plan. It walks you through the whole procedure in a simple order, from shade selection to the final result. Here is a Class IV fracture restored that way by Dr. Osama Shaalan.

Step 1: VITA shade selection. Choose the reference before dehydration.
Step 2: Cured composite buttons. Verify the actual material and shade.
Step 3: Initial fracture. Assess the defect under stable isolation.
Step 4: Bevel preparation. Create space for an invisible transition.
Step 5: Post-etch surface. Conditioned enamel before the palatal shell.
Step 6: Palatal index and shell. Establish the palatal wall and outline.
Step 7: Dentin layer and mamelons. Restore chroma and internal anatomy.
Step 8: Translucent enamel. Place optical enamel between the mamelons.
Step 9: Final facial enamel. Complete the external contour.
Step 10: Finishing anatomy. Refine line angles and facial planes.
Step 11: Pre-polish and contour. Verify shape, width and surface texture.
Step 12: Isolated final result. Inspect margins and incisal integration.

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Shade

VITA shade selection

Choose the reference before dehydration

Clinical photos by Dr. Osama Shaalan. An educational sequence: clinically verify every step and follow the current material instructions for use.

Built for the anterior cases you see every week

Restorations

  • Class III
  • Class IV
  • Class V
  • Direct composite veneers
  • Diastema closure
  • Complex cases

Layering strategies

  • App suggested
  • Single shade
  • Multi-shade

Your composites

59 systems from 26 manufacturers are built in. Choose the one on your shelf, or mix shades from different brands. Browse the composite library

Photos stay on your device

Case photos and notes are processed and stored on your iPhone or iPad. Nothing leaves it unless you export or share it, or send a case to Ask Dr Osama.

Is your composite in the library?

Search 59 systems from 26 manufacturers by brand, product or shade, and see the layers each one offers.

Watch the app in action

Introduction

What Smile ResiPro does and who it is for, in 33 seconds.

A Class IV in one appointment

A real fracture case from plan to final photo, beside the app's screens.

More cases on Dr. Osama Shaalan's YouTube channel

Try it on your next case

Every plan starts with a 3-day free trial. Cancel any time in your Apple Account settings.

Monthly

$15.99a month

Full access, billed monthly through the App Store.

Download on the App Store

Prices in US dollars. The App Store shows the price for your country. Requires iOS or iPadOS 15 or later.

Dr. Osama Shaalan

Made by a dentist who teaches this workflow

Dr. Osama Shaalan is a specialist in aesthetic and restorative dentistry, practising in Dubai and Muscat. He teaches hands-on direct composite courses for dentists around the world, and built Smile ResiPro to bring that workflow to the chair.

Courses and lectures at drosamashaalan.com

Questions dentists ask

Who is Smile ResiPro for?

Qualified dental professionals and supervised dental trainees. It is not designed for patients.

Does it replace my clinical judgement?

No. It supports your planning and documentation. You verify the shade, materials, curing and every restorative step for each case, following the manufacturer's instructions.

Where are my case photos stored?

On your device. The app is designed to process and store photos and case information locally, and nothing leaves it unless you export, share or back it up, or send a case to Ask Dr Osama. Avoid faces, names and patient numbers in photos.

How does Ask Dr Osama work?

Describe the case with one focused clinical question, attach up to three fully de-identified photographs, and send it from the app. Dr. Osama is notified by email straight away. The feedback is educational and does not replace your own clinical judgement.

Which composites can I use?

59 composite systems from 26 manufacturers are built in, and you can mix shades from different brands. You can search them all in the composite library.

Which devices does it run on?

iPhone and iPad with iOS or iPadOS 15 or later.

How do I cancel or restore my subscription?

Subscriptions are managed by Apple: open Settings, then Apple Account, then Subscriptions. Deleting the app does not cancel a subscription. To restore access on a new device, open the app and choose Restore Purchase.

Three days free on your next case

Download Smile ResiPro on the App Store and plan your next anterior composite layer by layer.

Download on the App Store