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Real Client: Endodontist Logo
Lake Forest Endodontics is a modern dental practice dedicated to providing compassionate, expert endodontic care in a calm and welcoming environment. The client wanted a sophisticated brand identity that felt approachable, trustworthy, and professional while standing out from the traditional look often associated with dental practices.
I collaborated with the client to create a clean, contemporary visual identity centered around a custom monoline tooth icon. The logo features flowing, continuous linework that conveys precision, care, and confidence while maintaining a refined, modern aesthetic. A carefully selected palette of muted rose, soft blush, and calming blue-gray tones helps create a welcoming patient experience, balancing professionalism with warmth and comfort.
The complete identity was designed for office signage, stationery, uniforms, promotional materials, social media, and branded merchandise. Every element works together to reinforce the practice's commitment to exceptional patient care and a comfortable clinical experience.
Project Deliverables
- Custom primary logo
- Secondary logo/submark
- Color palette & typography
- Brand guidelines
- Social media concepts
- Mockups & brand applications
Client Review
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"Working with Miranda was a pleasure! She was quick, patient, and I love the final product."
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