From the desk of Stu Harman, our support and coaching expert. In this article Stu explains how to update your BiteFX application to keep your software upgrades and animation updates current.
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Experienced BiteFX users are well aware of the synergistic power of combining animations and patients’ photographs to successfully explain complex occlusal concepts and transfer ownership of the problem to their patients.
With the session report feature, patients can walk out the door with a printed report, or receive an email with the report attached as a PDF file.
The session report includes all of the items (animations and pictures) that were shown to the patient as a reminder of what they saw and heard during the consultation.
All of the animations and photographs included in the BiteFX software come with BiteFX-provided notes that can be kept “as is” for the report, replaced completely, or edited. Obviously, however, imported photographs do not include any BiteFX-provided notes so you are likely to want to add notes to those imported photographs.
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| From the desk of Stu Harman, our support and coaching expert. In this article Stu explains how to install the updates (new animations, pictures, and app enhancements) that are frequently released. |
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| In this article Stu Harman, BiteFX expert, explains why BiteFX users see such an impact on their dental patient education and gives another tip on how to enhance your use of BiteFX. |
Ever have someone make a comment that starts your mind whirring? Gayle Fletcher, DDS, had that effect on me in one of our early conversations when he said, "If a picture is worth 1000 words, BiteFX is worth 1 million!" I loved the statement as it confirmed to me that this
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| Stu Harman has talked to hundreds of BiteFX users and prospective users over the last year and has gained great insights into what it takes to communicate occlusal-based treatments to your patients. In this blog, using his learned dental patient education expertise, he shares a feature that saves you time and helps you focus your attention fully on your patient. |
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