Maestro 3D Ortho Studio - User Manual

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In order to change the Local Origo for the maxillary and mandibular models, press the [[image:Ortho.local.origo.png]] ''Change Local Origo'' button.
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In the editing area appears a Manipulator (see image below). The center of the manipulator represents the origin of the coordinate system, the red arrow represents the X axis, the green arrow represents the Y axis and blue arrow represents the Z axis of the coordinate system. Using the Left mouse button it is possible to translate the Manipulator (dragging the arrows) or rotate the manipulator (dragging the circles). These operations allows to change the coordinate system of the models. Pressing the [[image:next.png] ''Next'' button located in the lower right corner of the editing area allows to move the maxillary and mandibular models in the new reference coordinate system. In order to apply the changes to the models, please remember to press [[image:ortho.save.png] the ''Save case'' button located in the main toolbar.
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== Virtual Base Creation|Virtual Base Creation ==
 
== Virtual Base Creation|Virtual Base Creation ==
 
== Virtual Setup|Virtual Setup ==
 
== Virtual Setup|Virtual Setup ==

Revision as of 11:46, 22 May 2012

Contents

Introduction to the use of Maestro 3D Ortho Studio software

This document is intended to introduce the user, in a simple and quick way, to the use of the Ortho Studio software. Please read this manual carefully before making use of the Ortho Studio software.


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Introduction

Maestro 3D Ortho Studio is a very powerful and easy to use software for orthodontics. The principal features available are:

  • Patient, Surgery And Doctor info handling using AGE DB.
  • Choice of local origo of mandibular and maxillary arcs.
  • Virtual base creation / modification and stitching to mandibular and maxillary arcs.
  • Virtual Setup.
  • Occlusion inspection between mandibular and maxillary models.
  • Analysis of distance, measures and sections.

Software Installation

To install the Maestro 3D Ortho Studio software, double click with left mouse button on the file: Maestro.3D.Ortho.Studio.vx.xx.xxx.Setup.exe which is in the CD\DVD.

Step 1: Select the installation language.


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Step 2: A welcome installation window of Maestro 3D Ortho Studio appears. Press Next to continue.


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Step 3: Please read the license agreement carefully, accept it as shown in the red circle and press Next to continue.


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Step 4: Select the destination folder. (We recommend to use the default folder). Press Next to continue.


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Step 5: Select the menu start folder. (We recommend to use the default folder). Press Next to continue.


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Step 6: Select, if desidered, a program icon on the desktop and into the quick launch bar. Press Next to continue.


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Step 7: At this point a summary of installation information appears. Press Install to install the software.


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A progress bar shows the progress of the installation process. Step 8: Installation complete. Press Finish to complete the installation.


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Use Windows 7 - 64 bit.

Install all Windows update available.

Install the last graphics card available from NVIDIA web site http://www.nvidia.com.

Set the slider of UAC (user account control) to put it to a minimum.

Right mouse click over software icon and Properties -> Advanced -> (check) Run As Administrator.


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User Interface

The figure below shows the composition of the user interface.


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Main Toolbar

The main toolbar allows to access to all the functionalities of the Ortho Studio Software.


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Bottom Toolbar

The bottom toolbar is the area of the screen containing a progress bar that is displayed and updated during each computation of the program and the controls for changing the visual settings of the visualization / editing area.


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Visualization / Editing Area and Info Area

The visualization / editing area is the area of the window in which the models are visualized and all the editing operations are performed.

In the visualization area it is possible to create virtual bases, show the occlusion inspection between maxillary and mandibular arcs, measure distance between teeth and to perform virtual setup.

In order to examine the models displayed in the visualization / editing area camera parameters (position, scale and rotation) can be setted using an instrument called trackball.

The trackball is very simple to use. Just use the Left mouse button dragging to rotate around the model, the mouse wheel to Zoom in / Zoom out and the Right mouse dragging to move (pan) the camera.

The info area of the screen shows the info related to the current Case. In particular the info about Surgery, Doctor and Patient are displayed, also with the Case ID.

Create a New Case and Open an Existing Case

Create a New Case

To create a new case press the Ortho.new.png New Case button located in the main toolbar. The process of creating a new case consists in the following steps:

  • specify the Surgery data (optional)
  • specify the Doctor data (optional)
  • specify the Patient data (optional)
  • specify the relationship between Surgery, Doctor and Patient (optional)
  • choose maxillary and mandibular models (required)


To create a new Surgery press the Add.surgery.png Add new surgery button, located in the left side of the screen. After filling the fields of the form that appears in the main side of the screen specifying the data of the Surgery, press the Insert.data.png Insert button to add the new Surgery to the database or the Clear.data.png Clear button to clear the fields of the form.


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In the same way it is possible to create a new doctor pressing the Add.doctor.png Add new doctor button and to create a new patient pressing the Add.patient.png Add new patient button. In order to define a Case it is necessary to press the Select.patient.png Select patient button located in the left side of the screen.

In the main side of the screen now it is possible to make the relationship between Surgery, Doctor and Patient. The first half of the main screen area allows to make the relationships between Surgery, Doctor and Patient (see picture below).


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Select the surgery from combobox. The Delete.surgery.png Delete button allows to delete the surgery currently selected. Please note that when pressing the Delete button the Surgery definition is phisically removed from the Database of the Surgeries.


When the list of the Doctors associated to a given Surgery is empty and in general when it is necessary to add a new Doctor to the Surgery previously selected, it is possible to select a Doctor in Other doctors combobox and then pressing the Add.doctor.png Add button. The Delete.doctor.png Delete button located nearby to the Other doctors combobox allows to remove the definition of a Doctor from the Database of Doctors.


Select a Doctor from combobox. This allows to select one of the Doctors associated to the Surgery. The Delete.doctor.png Delete button located nearby to the Doctor section allows to remove a Doctor from the Doctors of a Surgery without deleting the doctor from the Database of Doctors.


When the list of the Patients associated to a given Doctor is empty and in general when it is necessary to add a new Patient to the Doctor, it is possible to select a Patient in Other patients combobox and then press the Add.patient.png Add button. The Delete.patient.png Delete button located nearby to the Other patients combobox allows to remove the definition of a Patient from the Database of Patients.


Select one of the Patients associated to the Doctor. TheDelete.patient.png Delete button located nearby to the Patient section allows to remove a Patient from the Patients of a Doctor without deleting the patient by the Database of Patients.

Please note that in the second half of the screen main area it is possible to modify the fields of the Surgery, Doctor and Patient previously added.


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Pressing the Next.png Next button located in the lower right corner of the window allows to proceed in the definition of the case.

The task of choosing maxillary and mandibular models can be accomplished in three distinct way, see the image below.


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  • choosing a model by the tree of the Maestro Data (this is the folder in which the models acquired by Maestro 3D Dental Scanner are placed by default).
  • Ortho.studio.open.stl.png importing a model by an external folder using the Open files from disk button (the allowed format for the models to import is the STL file format).
  • Ortho.open.png importing a model by an external folder using the Import Ortho files from disk button (the allowed format for the models to import is the ortho file format).
  • Scan.play32.png start the acquisition with Maestro 3D Dental Scanner.

Open an Existing Case


To open an existing case click on the Ortho.open.png Open case button located in the main toolbar. In the treeview it is now possible to select an existing case. To see all the cases of a given patient press the Select.patient.png Select patient button located in the left side of the screen. In this phase it is possible to change the properties of a case, changing the Surgery, Doctor and Patient info and adding a new Surgery, Doctor and Patient. Also note that it is possible to move an unknown case or a case of a given Patient in a case of another Patient simply locating the case in tree and dragging it from the starting folder to the destination folder.

Pressing the Next.png Next button located in the lower right corner of the window it is possible to proceed with the next operation. Pressing the Cancel.png Cancel button break the process of opening an existing case.

The image below shows the process of opening an existing case.


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Changing the Local Origo

In order to change the Local Origo for the maxillary and mandibular models, press the Ortho.local.origo.png Change Local Origo button.

In the editing area appears a Manipulator (see image below). The center of the manipulator represents the origin of the coordinate system, the red arrow represents the X axis, the green arrow represents the Y axis and blue arrow represents the Z axis of the coordinate system. Using the Left mouse button it is possible to translate the Manipulator (dragging the arrows) or rotate the manipulator (dragging the circles). These operations allows to change the coordinate system of the models. Pressing the [[image:next.png] Next button located in the lower right corner of the editing area allows to move the maxillary and mandibular models in the new reference coordinate system. In order to apply the changes to the models, please remember to press [[image:ortho.save.png] the Save case button located in the main toolbar.

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Virtual Base Creation|Virtual Base Creation

Virtual Setup|Virtual Setup

Tooth Segmentation|Tooth Segmentation

= Virtual Setup|Virtual Setup

Layers

Main toolbox

Attachments

Label

Show intersection/distance

Teeth informations

Personal tools
Namespaces

Variants
Actions
Navigation
Toolbox