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Smilewear created the first-ever wearable veneer.

It was smart, stylish, and totally new.

But with innovation comes education.

How do you get a younger generation to see dental care as easy, expressive, and worth investing in?
That’s where we came in.
That’s where we came in.

The Problem

Smilewear had a product no one had seen before.
But without a clear brand and voice, people didn’t know what to make of it.

They needed to:

The Insight

Younger consumers care about results, ease, and how something fits into their lifestyle.

They don’t want to feel like

they’re buying a medical device.

For Smilewear to succeed, it needed to feel more like beauty and wellness than dentistry.
And the brand had to meet this audience where they already were; on social, in conversation, and looking for shortcuts that still feel smart.
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The Solution

We repositioned Smilewear for a younger audience from the ground up.
We gave the brand a clear, modern voice that spoke directly to how Gen Z and Millennials think about confidence and convenience.
  • We designed a visual identity that felt more like skincare than dental care.
  • And we made the website a place to get educated quickly and confidently.

It was friendly, fresh, and built to convert.

We brought the brand to life with creative production tailored to social platforms and younger buyers:

The Results

Smilewear launched with a brand that matched the product’s potential.
A look and tone that resonated with younger consumers.
A website built for education and conversion.
A social presence that felt more lifestyle than clinical.

Smilewear didn’t just launch a new product.

They created a new conversation
around cosmetic care and younger buyers were listening.