Although “beauty” is a subjective, as well as socially and culturally dependent concept, the smile can be considered a universal phenomenon that is common among all people in the world. Aesthetics has taken on a new importance in modern society, and smile design has increasingly gained prominence. Artists use a measuring frame to create a work of art; similarly, the smile can be seen as a series of frames consisting of smaller to larger frames. With the aid of horizontal and vertical lines, parts of the smile can be brought into proportion with other parts of the face. The shape of the face determines the shape of teeth, skin color influences the color selection, while size affects the proportion. The lips together with the faceare dynamic parts which reveal the teeth and gingiva through movement. Proper and healthy gingiva characterised by a “toothed” shape frames the teeth and forms an intriguing and dynamic smile, while the tilt of the linear axes act as a singular frame for the teeth. A beautiful smile is a combination of a balance between the proportion of teeth, levels of gingival, the patient's perception, cultural and social influences, and effective communication with the dental laboratory (2, 37). Whether designing a smile using modern software programs, success is achieved by a balance between the many components that shape it (12).