Loose photos
The case images are in a phone gallery, mixed in with everything else.
You explain the treatment to the patient with their own photos: you build slides with text and marks over the image, show them on the screen, and then send them a link so they can look again at home.
The case images are in a phone gallery, mixed in with everything else.
Moving the photos into another program to build a presentation does not fit into the day.
What was shown at the chair cannot be taken home to think about.
You pick images from the patient's media, or select several in the media and create the presentation from there.
One photo, two photos, one large with two small, or a 2x2 grid, on a white or black background.
Text blocks with bold, italics and lists to explain each slide.
Brush, text, arrows, circles and odontogram symbols over each image, in several colours and thicknesses.
You show the slides one by one on the practice screen and zoom in on each photo.
You generate a link the patient opens on their phone, expiring in 1, 7, 30 or 90 days or never, and revoke it whenever you want.
From the patient's media you select the images for the case.
You choose each page's layout, add text and mark over the photos.
You show it in the practice and send the link so they can see it again.
It is a sequence of images and text the clinician uses to explain the diagnosis and the proposed treatment to the patient. In OCLÜ it is built with the photos from the patient record, without exporting them to another program.
Yes, with a link they open on their phone. You choose whether it expires in 1, 7, 30 or 90 days or never, and you can revoke it whenever you want.
Yes. You have a brush, text, arrows, circles and the odontogram symbols, in different colours and thicknesses.
Users with permission to create or edit patient presentations. Permissions are assigned per user from the clinic's settings.
Photos, videos and 3D models; DICOM as an add-on
Treatment plans with online acceptance
A digital medical history, one record per patient
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