Dental Salon

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Description: Dental clinic.
As seen on: www.pragmahead.com
Status: Client work
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Sean Heisler Jul. 22 '11

Really nice colors, pleasing, clean, modern feel. Nice work. Your other version is maybe a little too much like the old Apple logo?

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lumavine Jul. 22 '11

Something about the stripes looks too much like bandages, which is bad news for dental work. I don't get the apple metaphor, could you explain what it symbolizes?

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pragmahead Jul. 23 '11

The apple - it was client demand. I'm not sure why apples are so often used as a symbol in dental industry (toothpastes, dentists, etc.)*Maybe it says %22healthy teeth mean you can eat hard foods, taste the life!%22. Why apples not (e.g.) nuts? I have no idea. Apples are more photogenic %3B)

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pragmahead Jul. 23 '11

The stripes - You're right, I didn't look at it this way. Probably stripes look better in other parts of the visualization (are arranged in a %22U%22-smile).*Btw. the apple is coherent with the ad campaign which also uses food as a symbol %3B)*%22Our favourite color is white%22:*http://pragmahead.com/pragmahead/portfolio/dentalsalon.jpg**Thank you for your comments.

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cnasshan Jul. 24 '11

Apples have been known to act like natural tooth-brushes due to their texture, and the acidic juices give teeth a pearl white cleansing over time. Also, symbolically, they are commonly associated when teething to remove baby teeth for the adult ones coming in. I think that's one classic approach and/or symbolic use of an apple for dentistry.

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