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Use this prompt to generate a brand‑new image from scratch, not to edit an existing one. Create a high‑resolution, photorealistic horizontal slide (16:9 or 3:4) for a Russian marketplace product page. The slide must show a “before / after” effect of a dental plaque indicator mouth rinse for children, in a clean, premium, family‑friendly style. Background and layout: Background: a smooth soft gradient from light blue (left) to light lavender / violet (right), very subtle, without hard lines. No textures, no noise, no patterns. Layout: split the slide visually into two equal halves, left = BEFORE, right = AFTER, with a narrow soft gradient divider in the centre. Corners: slightly rounded rectangular frames around each photo of the smile. Text: At the top, centre the headline in Russian: «То, что не видно, PLIND показывает». Use a modern clean sans‑serif font, dark blue colour, bold weight. Under the left image: caption in Russian «До: налёт не заметен без увеличения». Under the right image: caption in Russian «После PLIND: видно, где нужно дочистить зубы». Do not add any other text. PLIND bottle (centre): Place a photorealistic bottle of PLIND mouth rinse exactly in the centre bottom, overlapping slightly both halves. Bottle type: classic rectangular plastic mouthwash bottle with rounded edges, transparent walls, filled with light violet liquid, with a transparent or semi‑transparent cap. Label: white and light violet label, with the brand name “PLIND” in large dark blue letters at the top; below, stylised blueberries and a small photo of a smiling child; additional small text in Russian about mouth rinse. The bottle must look like a real product photo, with realistic reflections and shadows, not a flat icon or simplified drawing. LEFT SIDE – BEFORE (REAL YELLOW‑BEIGE PLAQUE UNDER A MAGNIFYING GLASS) Show a close‑up of a child’s smile (no visible eyes), slightly turned to the right, lips parted, upper and lower front teeth visible. Lighting: soft, neutral, no dramatic shadows; natural skin colour. Magnifying glass: Place a realistic round magnifying glass over the left half of the visible teeth. The handle goes down and slightly left, outside the frame of the mouth. The right half of the teeth must stay completely outside the magnifying glass. Teeth outside the magnifying glass: All teeth that are not under the magnifying glass must look perfectly clean and white, with no visible plaque, stains or discoloration. The viewer should feel that the smile looks healthy and well brushed. Teeth inside the magnifying glass: Show real, not dyed dental plaque only under the magnifying glass. Strict rule: 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. Do not cover entire teeth with plaque. Show irregular patches, thin films and deposits mainly: along the gumline of the front teeth, in the contact areas between teeth, in some pits and grooves. The underlying enamel must remain white and glossy; plaque should look like a semi‑transparent layer on top. Avoid chalky white or milky spots that look like enamel damage or fluorosis. RIGHT SIDE – AFTER (VIOLET INDICATOR WITH GOOD COVERAGE) Show a close‑up of the same child’s smile from a similar angle, after rinsing with a plaque‑disclosing mouthwash. Teeth shape and alignment should be consistent with the left side, so that it is clearly the same mouth. Plaque staining: Colour all plaque areas with a dental disclosing indicator in violet / lilac tones only. No yellow, beige, green or other colours on the plaque. Coverage must be substantial: in the areas where plaque is present (gumline, between teeth, pits and grooves), the violet indicator should form a continuous but slightly translucent film, avoid drawing only thin contour lines; stain real surface areas. Clean enamel where there is no plaque must remain mostly white, with a slight natural ivory tint, providing a strong contrast between white enamel and violet plaque. Place the main violet staining in the same typical zones as the yellow‑beige plaque under the magnifying glass on the left (gumline and interdental spaces), to clearly show “before invisible – after coloured”. General style and restrictions: Overall feel: premium, professional dental advertising for parents and children, no horror, no gore, no exaggerated decay. Do not add any cartoon characters, bacteria drawings, emojis, icons or extra fruits. Do not add any additional text, logos or labels other than those described for PLIND and the Russian captions. The key message must be clear at a glance: on the left, to the naked eye the teeth look clean, but under the magnifying glass you can see natural yellow‑beige plaque; on the right, after using PLIND, the same plaque is strongly stained violet, showing exactly where the child needs to brush again.