Files on USB sticks and in folders
The scan is on the patient's CD and the intraoral scan is on the PC in operatory 2.
All the patient's media, in one place
Everything you keep on your phone, in a drive or on a CD lives on the record, sorted into folders. 3D models and scans open right there, in viewers of our own.
The DICOM viewer, for opening scans, is an add-on.
What eats your time today in Media and 3D
One program per format
A DICOM viewer, an STL viewer, a photo gallery: three programs for one appointment.
Scans travelling by email
The scanner file will not fit in an email and ends up as a download link that expires.
What Media and 3D gives you in OCLÜ
Photos, videos and documents
The patient's images, videos, PDFs, Word, Excel and CSV files, in folders, with their category and grouped by date.
A 3D viewer for STL, PLY and OBJ
You open the intraoral scan, rotate it, choose a Realistic, Plaster or Glossy material and save the view as an image on the patient record.
Arches in occlusion
You load the maxilla and the mandible from the same scan together, and the contact indicator colours each zone by its distance to the opposing arch, from under 0.1 mm to more than 5 mm.
Compare and edit photos
You put two photos side by side with independent zoom, and adjust brightness, contrast, saturation, cropping and rotation, saving the change or a copy.
Share by link
You generate a link to a few files, to a folder or to all of the patient's media, expiring in 7, 30 or 90 days, or never. You decide whether files can be downloaded or uploaded, and whoever receives it needs no account.
Scans (add-on)
With the DICOM Viewer add-on you upload the scan to that same record and see it with the panoramic, cross-sections and measurements.
How Media and 3D works, in three steps
You upload the file
You drag photos, videos, PDFs or STL, PLY and OBJ models into the patient's media, with their folder and category.
You open it in the viewer
You enlarge or compare the photos, and open the 3D model on its own or alongside the opposing arch, in occlusion.
You share it if you need to
You send a link to the lab or to another clinician, with the expiry and the permissions you choose.
Frequently asked questions about Media and 3D
What file formats does OCLÜ accept?
Photos in JPG, PNG, HEIC and TIFF, videos in MP4, MOV, WEBM, AVI and MKV, PDF, Word, Excel, CSV, and 3D models in STL, PLY and OBJ. DICOM scans are uploaded as a .zip or as the CBCT folder, with the DICOM Viewer add-on.
Can I see the maxilla and the mandible together?
Yes, if you uploaded both arches from the same scan: you load them together and they sit in occlusion, in the position the scanner exported. OCLÜ recognises each arch by the file name — upper and lower, for instance — and the contact indicator shows you in colour how close each zone is.
Can I view a CBCT without installing anything?
Yes, with the DICOM Viewer add-on. It runs in the browser: you trace the arch curve and see the panoramic and the cross-sectional slices.
Can I share files with the lab or another clinician?
Yes, with a link that opens without an OCLÜ account. You choose what to share, how long it lasts and whether files can be downloaded or uploaded; whoever opens it sees the photos, videos, PDFs and 3D models in the browser.
Where are the patient's files stored?
On the patient record inside OCLÜ; within the app, only users with permission can see them.
Media and 3D connects to the rest of OCLÜ
DICOM viewer
Scans with panoramic, cross-sections and measurements
Odontogram
40 symbols per tooth and surface
Lab
Work orders with statuses and sending by email
Try Media and 3D with the rest of your clinic inside
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