Equipment buyers trust convention.
Clinic owners signing five-figure orders read clinical-classic as safe. The identity stays inside that convention and earns its difference through craft, not novelty.
Dental equipment supplier · Brand identity
Brand identity for a dental equipment supplier.
EveryDent sells dental equipment to clinic owners across Egypt and the region. We built the identity it trades under — logo and build film, a bilingual English-Arabic system, social launch templates and print collateral.
Logo build film
The brief
EveryDent sells five-figure equipment to clinic owners across Egypt and the region. The brand had to read as a serious supplier — and hold that register on every surface a buyer meets.
- Signage
- Sales brochures
- Social launches
- Business cards
- Staff uniforms
Findings
Three buyer facts that drove the design
The market reads two languages.
EveryDent's buyers work in English and Arabic side by side. The system — including the process documentation — was built bilingual from the start.
Purchases pass through procurement.
A supplier's brand gets judged on paper. The eight-step design process was documented and shipped as a deliverable the client can put in front of a procurement team.
What we built · Process
The logo, built in eight documented steps
Research, sketches, refinement, final mark — each step documented in English and Arabic. The panel shipped to the client as a deliverable in its own right.
What we built · Colour and type
A clinical colour and type system
Medical blue carries the institutional weight, clinical teal lifts the product names, white keeps the spec material readable.
Colour
Primary
Medical blue — the institutional weight
Accent
Clinical teal — product names that lift
Surface
White — calm spec-sheet reading
Deep medical
The social and hero ground
Type, primary
Medical ink — headlines on white
Type, accent
Teal — tagline words on dark
Type
Every Dent
One sans family carries the whole brand. Hierarchy moves through weight and capitalisation, not a second typeface, so the mark survives any printer or screen.
What we built · Social
Social templates for product launches
Launch templates for products like the Hyperlight M — product photography leads, the brand frames it, in the posting rhythm a supplier needs.
What we built · Print
Brochures, banners and cards
Sales brochures — including the ROSON N1 Pro chair — roll-up banners, flyers and business cards, all on the same wordmark hierarchy and spec-grade typography.
Outcome
What shipped
The scope, delivered. EveryDent trades under this identity across its sales surfaces today.
One identityLogo, wordmark and build film — the mark the company trades under.
Eight stepsThe full design process, documented and delivered to the client.
Two languagesThe system works in English and Arabic side by side.
Five surfacesSignage, brochures, social launches, business cards and uniforms.
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