On October 28, 2026, Circle released More in One, an update to Circle One, its dental CAD software for chairside design. Its message: design several prostheses in one case, with a shorter workflow.
The update is available now to all users
Multi-product. Dentists design crowns, onlays and veneers together, in a single case. Each prosthesis is managed and modeled independently, within the same workflow. No more creating one case per product.
Virtual articulator. An articulator is built into the Design step. Dentists view and manage static occlusion in real time, without leaving their workflow.
Simplified workflow. The Contact and Shape tools are combined. Conflicts are handled in the Extrados parameters: thickness adjusted locally, or an element excluded from the calculation, depending on the case. Fewer steps, more fluidity.
Each new feature has its tutorial in the Circle One Help Center.
Circle One is a cloud-based, AI-powered chairside design software for crowns, onlays and veneers, compatible with any scanner and any mill. It runs in the browser, with nothing to install, on the equipment the practice already has. See the chairside workflow.
No license, no subscription: dentists only pay for what they design, with Circle Credits, one credit per prosthetic tooth.
The design stays in the dentist's hands. Collaborative AI proposes, the practitioner decides.
Chairside, every minute counts. With one case per product, dentists kept going back and forth. Now, three onlays on the same arch can be planned, designed and exported as one case, in one visit.
Everything is designed together: occlusion, contacts and morphology stay consistent from the start.
"Our core DNA remains unchanged: making advanced dental design as simple and intuitive as possible for dentists."
Sébastien Lenoir, CEO of Circle
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* Average AI design generation time, measured on standard single-unit cases. May vary depending on case complexity and connection. "Under a minute" refers only to the Circle One Design step, excluding loading time.