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VITA Classical Shade Guide is the globally recognised standard for dental tooth colour matching, featuring 16 individual shade tabs organised across four colour groups. Used in prosthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, and restorative workflows, it ensures consistent, reproducible shade communication between the dental chair and the laboratory.
Shade Groups & Tabs:
- Group A (Reddish-Brownish): A1, A2, A3, A3.5, A4
- Group B (Reddish-Yellowish): B1, B2, B3, B4
- Group C (Greyish): C1, C2, C3, C4
- Group D (Reddish-Greyish): D2, D3, D4
Key Features:
- 16 standardised shade tabs covering the full natural tooth colour spectrum
- Temperature-resistant acrylic components — durable for long-term clinical use
- Easy-to-clean surface — compatible with mild surface disinfectants and wipes
- Organised tab arrangement for fast, systematic shade selection
- Industry-standard reference — universally understood by dental labs worldwide
Shade Matching Guidelines:
- Hold guide at approximately 25–30 cm from the patient, arm at a natural angle
- Perform shade matching under natural daylight or standardised daylight conditions (5,500K)
- Ensure neutral-coloured surroundings — avoid bright operatory lighting during selection
- Ask patient to remove lipstick or strongly coloured cosmetics before matching
- Complete shade selection within the first 5–7 seconds to avoid eye fatigue
- Disinfect tabs after each patient use with mild surface disinfectant wipes
Indications:
- Shade selection for ceramic crowns, bridges, and veneers
- Composite resin shade matching for direct restorations
- Implant crown and denture tooth colour selection
- Shade communication with dental laboratories
- Bleaching baseline and outcome documentation
Specifications:
- Shade System: VITA Classical (16 shades)
- Material: Acrylic (temperature-resistant)
- Sterilisation: Surface disinfection with mild wipes
- Brand: VITA Zahnfabrik
For professional dental use. Shade matching accuracy depends on lighting conditions and clinical technique.