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GC AADVA
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Once enough data has been scanned, you are re-directed automatically to the bite section. Here you will see the preview bite alignment.
Rotate : Rotates the model by
moving your finger over the
model. (single touch)
Upper-scan : Select to view only
the upper scan
Move : Swipe your finger from the model to
the desired position.
Redo Bite Scan : Enables you to
re-scan the bite
Lower-scan : Select to view only
the lower scan
Zoom : Pressing this button will allow you
to zoom in-and out.
Reset scan : Discard the current
scan and start a complete new
scan
Bite-scan : Select to view
occlusion
Reset view : The model will be placed back
into the starting position and size.
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Margin line section
This optional function allows you to draw the margin line of the prepared tooth/teeth
1.
Choose the ‘
Upper-Scan
’ or ‘
Lower-Scan
’
button. These buttons also allow you to easily switch between both.
2.
Press the ‘
Add Margin Line
’ button in the top left corner (multiple possible)
3.
Select the tooth number
4.
Click ‘
Add points
’
▪
Add points
: Add points around the margins of preparation
▪
Undo
: With each click, the last point is removed.
▪
Delete points
: Points can be removed by clicking on them in the model view window
▪
Save
: Save to finish the margin line
▪
Add note
: To add comments
!TIP : Place the first 4 points well distributed to create a closed margin line. Afterwards you can add additional points to
finetune.
!Note : Only the latest bite scan can be accessed and exported
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Export section
1.
Patient tab
Fill out the missing patient details before proceeding to restoration tab
2.
Restoration tab
Indicate the required restorations
▪
Select the tooth, material and shade.
▪
The letter ‘M’ will be automatically indicated on the tooth where
you have defined a margin line).
▪
Form a bridge by checking the box between two chosen
restorations.
Delete
the restoration
Clone
the restoration: to copy the same specifications for an additional
restoration
Add info
: Add additional info to that specific tooth