[Webinar] The Basics of Ortho Analyzer with Matthew Davis

Welcome to The Basics of Ortho Analyzer, the first of our orthodontic webinar series. The timing is perfect, as dentists and labs using 3Shape scanners and Ortho Analyzer software can now make clinical decisions based on the accuracy of digital models and the consistency of effective workflows. Those decisions are reliably more effective since the communication between lab and dentist is dramatically enhanced.
This first webinar will cover the basic workflow from scans to models, present an overview of the interface, and show how to import scans.
After a full demonstration of putting bases on models, the presentation will demonstrate and explain the full Toolkit , bracket removal, and provide general tips and tricks to get through cases with consistency.
Watch for invitations to the rest of the series including Aligners, Indirect Bonding, and Splints/Night Guards.

[@livia5090]

great video! helped me a lot to use the orthoanalyzer

[@bikashprasadsapkota2974]

Great session. Helped me a lot understanding basics of this software.

[@Tutub06]

Is there any short cut for the play button in Remove Artifacts section?

[@edonmakolli8900]

do you have any standard constrains value that u use on most cases if yes please let me know them you are doing an awesome job thank you

[@WhipMixCorporation]

It is best to let each doctor determine their own constraints. Once you talk to several doctors then you can determine what most doctors need and then have a base movement in mind.

[@jeimmyxx]

Excellent video. Well explained. Thank you guys for doing this great job. I'll be expecting your videos from now.

[@WhipMixCorporation]

Thank you Jeimmy. If there is something specific we can assist you with, let us know. We always take feedback and will support you in any way we can.

[@jeimmyxx]

@@WhipMixCorporation not really, I am happy enough just knowing that more material like this is being prepared. (y)

[@lisajones2648]

How do i change the settings for the landmarks? In this video you have tooth number 3 but in mine i have tooth number 16 and 11and 21 is 8 & 9. Please tell me how to get in the setting to change it. thanks a bunch

[@WhipMixCorporation]

To change this setting you will need to go to your control panel. The location is Control Panel > System Settings > Languages and regional settings > Tooth index system. You will want to set it to Universal Numeric Notation.

[@lisajones2648]

@@WhipMixCorporation Got it!! Thanks!

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[@zubairsharif1356]

When we block the tooth it increases the movement of that tooth on rest of aligners..how you manage such cases?

[@WhipMixCorporation]

Can you clarify what you mean when you say block the tooth?

[@zubairsharif1356]

@@WhipMixCorporation in staging and timeline if we block the movement of tooth in few stages at start then i will increase the movement of that specific tooth on rest of aligners thats not good..how you manage such cases

[@WhipMixCorporation]

@@zubairsharif1356 If we understand correctly, you are preventing a tooth from moving in the early stages which will condense it's movements to the later stages. We would recommend if you need to do this you should consider increasing the number of stages that they have so you are not moving too drastically at any one stage.

[@zubairsharif1356]

@@WhipMixCorporation ok then i have to manually do the calculations and repeat the staging and blocking
Anyother solution?

[@WhipMixCorporation]

@@zubairsharif1356 That is the best solution we have for this.