Data Management

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Preparing Data

There are two types of data user needs to prepare for the application: 3D scan data and radiographs (X-rays).

3D Scan Data

Only scan data acquired using Medit’s scanning software can be used in the app. The program will automatically import the data available in the case and convert it into a web-compatible format. Before launching the application, the user must ensure the scan data is available under the “Maxilla” and “Mandible” tabs in the Data Tree.

🔎Note

It is not possible to use cases with pre-attached data or to import data after the program has been launched.

Radiographs (X-rays)

X-rays are imported from a local folder after launching the application. The app supports JPG and JPEG formats only, with a maximum of 50 files per report.

Caution

No more than 50 radiographs per month may be used, and only those from patients aged 22 and older.

3D Data Control

Users can control the 3D data using a mouse alone or both the mouse and keyboard.

3D data control using a mouse (based on Windows)

🔎Note

The use may differ depending on the settings of your browser.

Zoom

Scroll the mouse wheel.

Zoom Focus

Double-click on the data.

Zoom Fit

Double-click on the background.

Rotate

Right-click and drag.

Pan

Hold both buttons (or wheel) and drag.

3D data control using a mouse and keyboard

Windows

macOS

Zoom

Rotate

Pan

Saving Finalized Reports

Once a report is finalized, it is automatically converted to a PDF and saved to the corresponding case. Please note that finalized reports are not editable.

Finalized reports can be accessed and managed either through their corresponding Medit Link cases or by launching the app from the associated case. Draft reports, however, are only available within the program and cannot be accessed externally.

in Medit Link case

within App

*You may need to refresh the Case Detail page to see the newly created reports.

⚠️Caution

The final report is intended for reference purposes only and does not constitute a medical history. For a comprehensive diagnosis and treatment plan, please refer to the official medical records.