Four people run this studio, and every case keeps the same four from first scan to final checkpoint. No hand-offs, no strangers in the last visit. Everyone below is illustrative fiction, created for this demonstration site.
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Dr. Mara Voss
Founder · Restorative lead
Voss founded the studio on a claim she repeats until it stops sounding strange: dentistry is an optics problem that happens to involve medicine. She plans every restorative case backward from the finished tooth, publishes the checkpoints, and treats conservative preparation as a design constraint, not a compromise. She wrote the five principles of the Enamel Method and still audits every shade map that leaves the building.
DDS · fictional credential · fictional person
Dr. Tomás Reyes
Surgical lead · Guided implantology
Reyes runs the guided surgery program. He refuses to place an implant that has not first been planned backward from a digitally designed crown, and every placement he performs is executed through a printed surgical guide. His review schedule is famously unhurried: integration is confirmed by data before any ceramic is seated, and patients see the same imaging he does at every checkpoint.
DDS, MS · fictional credential · fictional person
Naomi Park
Hygiene lead
Park built the studio's disclose-map-lift hygiene protocol and runs it like a lab technician: every visit opens with a charted biofilm map and closes with a second one, so the change is documented instead of implied. She calibrates the cadence of every recall individually and is the reason the instrument rail in operatory two is photographed more often than the lobby.
RDH · fictional credential · fictional person
Philosophy · how the four work
One patient, one room, one file.One patient, one room, one team.
The studio is deliberately small because the method demands it. One patient per room means the doctor who maps your case is the one who treats it; the ceramics bench one room from the chair means porcelain is checked on your face, not mailed to it; and a four-person roster means the person reading your checkpoint charts helped write them.
Every case runs as a numbered file: mapped at the start, simulated before commitment, audited at published checkpoints, and closed with a re-measure. If that sounds more like an engineering office than a clinic, that is the intended reading. The full discipline is written down in the Enamel Method.Every case follows the same written plan: mapped at the start, simulated before commitment, reviewed at scheduled checkpoints, and closed with a re-measure. If that sounds more like an engineering office than a clinic, that is intentional. The full approach is written down in our five working principles.
Want to meet the room before you commit to anything? Book a studio visit — that is a normal request here.
Roster4 peopleSame four, first scan to final checkpoint
