Create one continuous seamless AI morph transition between the…

Create one continuous seamless AI morph transition between the provided first and last keyframes. Begin exactly from the archival black-and-white photograph of the old dental office. The camera immediately starts a smooth accelerating push-in toward the patient and the dentist’s hands. As the camera moves closer, the blue border around the archival photograph naturally expands beyond the edges of the screen. Transform the historical dental office progressively into the modern clinic. This must be a real continuous spatial morph, not a cut, crossfade or simple dissolve. Keep the patient’s head, face position and dental chair visually anchored throughout the transition. The old dental chair smoothly reshapes into the modern gray chair. The historical dentist’s hands and dental instrument naturally transform into the modern doctor’s gloved hands and modern instrument. The old cabinets, window blinds and medical equipment gradually rebuild themselves into the bright contemporary clinical interior. Materials evolve continuously: aged metal and painted wood become clean modern plastic, glass and polished medical surfaces. Color gradually flows into the monochrome image from the illuminated dental instrument: first subtle cool-blue tones, then natural skin tones, clean white walls and the recognizable blue accents of the modern clinic. A restrained white-blue energy pulse travels through the instrument and across the room, driving the transformation and helping connect both eras. The people must transform smoothly and anatomically correctly, without additional faces, limbs or sudden identity changes. The patient remains lying in the same visual position. The final part of the camera movement gently decelerates and lands exactly on the provided modern clinic keyframe. Photorealistic documentary style, realistic medical environment, stable human anatomy, natural motion, precise object continuity, smooth optical transformation, one uninterrupted shot. Preserve the exact first frame at the beginning and match the exact final frame at the end.