Complete Shade Guide

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Complete Shade Guide
Complete Shade Guide
Complete Shade Guide
Diagnostic Tool · Porcelain Shade Guide

Complete Porcelain Shade Guide

Precision in Color Matching

An essential diagnostic tool for accurate shade selection. The guide covers a comprehensive spectrum of 18 shades, from the ultra-bright B0 (Bleach) to the deeper, more saturated tones of the D-range.

18Porcelain shade tabs
A0–D4Bleach + classical range
AutoclavableHolder & tabs
ⓘ Shade guide only. Denture teeth are not available in this range.

The 18-Shade Range


0 · Bleach
1
2
3
3.5
4
AReddish-Brown

A0

A1

A2

A3

A3.5

A4
BReddish-Yellow

B0

B1

B2

B3


B4
CGreyish


C1

C2

C3


C4
DReddish-Grey



D2

D3


D4

On-screen colors are approximate. Rows are organized by hue (A–D), columns by chroma (0–4).

Key Features

Extended Range (A0–D4)

Modern bleach shades (A0–B0) for cosmetic cases, plus the complete classical range (A1–D4) to cover natural tooth variations across all age groups.

True-to-Life Material

Every tab is made from the same high-quality, vacuum-fired porcelain, so light refraction and translucency match the final restoration.

Anatomical Tab Design

Tabs are shaped like natural central incisors with integrated "necks," helping clinicians visualize the transition from cervical to incisal edge.

Steam Autoclavable

Both the holder and individual porcelain tabs are designed for easy sterilization, maintaining the highest clinical hygiene standards.

Ergonomic Arrangement

Organized logically by hue (A, B, C, D) and chroma (1, 2, 3, 4) for a fast, intuitive selection process chairside.

Shade Group Overview

Group Tonal Base Typical Use Cases
A0–B0 Bleach White Patients requesting Hollywood-style whitening or ultra-light restorations.
A1–A4 Reddish-Brownish The most common range for natural adult dentition.
B1–B4 Reddish-Yellowish Ideal for patients with warmer, brighter natural undertones.
C1–C4 Greyish Shades Often used for matching mature or slightly aged natural teeth.
D2–D4 Reddish-Grey Specialized shades for specific, complex characterization.

Professional Usage Tips

☀ Neutral Lighting

Always select shades under Northlight or a 5500K-balanced light source.

⏱ The 5-Second Rule

Avoid staring at the guide to prevent eye fatigue. Glance quickly and trust your first instinct.

💧 Moisten the Tabs

Wet the tab with water or glaze liquid to mimic the wet surface of natural teeth in the mouth.

Shade Selection Record

For dental offices: complete the record below, then print it and send it with the case to your dental laboratory.

🦷 Complete Porcelain Shade Selection Record

CGI Ceragroup Industries
1Primary Shade Selection

Select the closest match from the range.

Hue Group 0 (Bleach) 1 2 3 3.5 4
A (Red-Brown)
B (Red-Yellow) —
C (Grey) — —
D (Red-Grey) — — —
2Characterization Details

High-quality porcelain allows depth and translucency to be specified.

Gingival Third (Neck)
Incisal Translucency
Mamelon Definition
3Lab Instructions
Opposing Material

💡 Pro Tips for Best Results

  • Remove bright lipstick. Vibrant colors can trick the eye into seeing incorrect contrast.
  • Use a neutral background. If the patient is wearing bright clothing, drape them with a neutral grey bib.
  • Check in two lights. Verify the shade in natural daylight and under the dental chair light to avoid metamerism, where a shade looks different under different light sources.

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