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Use my PLIND reference photos as the main style guide. Match their visual style: soft blue–violet gradient background, clean premium look, modern sans‑serif fonts, rounded frames for photos, realistic product photography. Generate a new high‑resolution horizontal slide (16:9) for a Russian marketplace product page. Overall concept: a “before / after” comparison showing how PLIND reveals hidden plaque on children’s teeth. Background, layout and text Background: create a smooth soft gradient from light blue on the left to light lavender / violet on the right, without patterns, textures or extra decorations. Layout: split the slide into two equal halves with a soft vertical gradient divider in the centre. Each half has a rounded‑corner rectangular frame for the child’s smile, like in my reference slide. Top headline, centered across the whole slide, exactly: «То, что не видно, PLIND показывает» Use the same modern sans‑serif font, dark blue colour and bold weight as in my existing slide. Caption under the left image: «До: налёт не заметен без увеличения» Caption under the right image: «После PLIND: видно, где нужно дочистить зубы» Do not add any English text or additional captions. PLIND bottle (центр снизу) Place the PLIND mouth rinse bottle at the bottom centre, overlapping both halves. The bottle must match my real PLIND bottle reference: same tall cylindrical shape, transparent or semi‑transparent walls with light violet liquid, same cap shape and colour, same label design: white and lavender label, “PLIND” logo in dark blue at the top, child portrait and Russian text. Do not redesign or invent a new bottle; do not change label layout or proportions. Render it as a realistic product photo with natural reflections and a soft shadow. LEFT SIDE – BEFORE (меньшая лупа + натуральный налёт) Show a close‑up of a child’s smile (no eyes), slightly turned to the right, lips parted, upper and lower front teeth visible, healthy gums and natural skin tone. Lighting: soft, neutral, matching the right side. Magnifying glass: Draw a realistic circular magnifying glass with metal rim and transparent glass. Make the magnifying glass smaller than half the mouth width; it should cover about one third of the visible teeth area. Place it over the left half of the smile (from viewer’s perspective), focusing mainly on left central and lateral incisors. The entire right half of the teeth must stay completely outside the magnifying glass and fully visible. Teeth outside the magnifying glass: All teeth not under the magnifying glass must look perfectly clean and white, with no visible plaque or stains. Enamel should be natural white with a slight warm ivory tint and glossy reflections, so the smile appears well brushed and healthy to the naked eye. Teeth inside the magnifying glass: Show real, not dyed dental plaque only within the magnifying glass. Do not use any violet, purple or blue colours inside the magnifying glass. Plaque colour: natural yellowish, beige and slightly grey tones, like soft dental plaque and early tartar along the gumline. Place plaque mainly: along the gumline of upper and lower front teeth under the glass, in interdental contact areas and in a few pits and grooves. Do not cover entire tooth crowns; the majority of each tooth must remain white. Plaque should look like semi‑transparent films and irregular patches on top of enamel. The magnifying glass should slightly enlarge this area and make plaque edges sharp and clearly visible, emphasising that such deposits are only noticeable with magnification. RIGHT SIDE – AFTER (фиолетовый индикатор на зубах) Show the same child’s smile from a very similar angle so it clearly feels like the same mouth “after”. Teeth shape and alignment must match the left side. Plaque staining: Apply a dental disclosing indicator in violet / lilac tones only. Colour only plaque on the tooth surfaces, not the gums or soft tissues. Focus staining along the gumline and in interdental spaces, where plaque naturally accumulates. The violet dye should form a continuous but slightly translucent film on plaque zones, not just thin contour lines. Clean enamel where there is no plaque must remain mostly white/ivory with clear reflections, creating strong contrast between white enamel and violet plaque. The pattern of violet staining should logically correspond to typical plaque zones and conceptually match the plaque locations seen under the magnifying glass on the left. Global constraints Overall style: photorealistic, premium dental & family look, clean and minimal, without extra decorative objects. No cartoon bacteria, mascots, characters or emojis. No additional logos or text beyond what is specified. The key message must be obvious: left: teeth look clean, but magnification reveals natural yellow‑beige plaque; right: after PLIND, that plaque is stained violet on the teeth, clearly showing where the child needs to brush again.