Import 2D Images
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DTX Studio Clinic |  |
Patient menu > |  |
Import > | 2D Images | |
To import 2D images:
Drag and drop the 2D images from the explorer (or the desktop) into DTX Studio Home or into the Clinic module. Alternatively, in the patient menu, click Import and select 2D images.
Note
Upon importing or capturing a 2D image, level and window values are automatically set. To disable this, go to the image settings.
Browse to the location of the image(s) you want to import.
Notes
.bmp, .dcm, .jpeg, .jpg, .png, .tif and .tiff. image types are supported.
For OPG / PAN, ceph, intraoral images and clinical pictures it is not possible to import transparent images.
For OPG / PAN, ceph and intraoral images it is not possible to load multiframe DICOMs.
If you accidentally imported an image with an incorrect modality, click More options … and select the correct modality. Alternatively, change the modality of the image on the Patient data tab of the patient record.
Choose the image(s) and click Import.
Click OK.
All the selected images are shown and organized by modality. Select the images you want to add to this diagnosis by clicking the tiles with the images. Tiles with a green border will be included.
Notes
Click Select all or Deselect all to select all or deselect all the tiles.
A copied image might show the copy date instead of the original acquisition date. To adjust the acquisition date of an image, click More options … and select Edit acquisition date. To change the acquisition date for all selected images, click Edit acquisition date for all and enter the correct date in the Acquisition date field.
Click Import.
If MagicAssist is activated, see the steps below:
Upon importing 2D images, teeth are identified.
Intraoral images are automatically mapped on the FMX charts in the intraoral RX workspace.
Click the pause icon (
) or the play icon (
) to pause or resume the autodetection process.
Note
By default, MagicAssist autodetection is activated. To deactivate it, see Disable autodetection.
The intraoral RX workspace is opened.