May's updates include new animations, software enhancements and, for those who need it, a roll-up build.
Dr. Milos Boskovic strongly recommended that we add these two animations to our Fremitus series. “Fremitus is our friend” he told me - a statement I struggled to grasp at first. Dr. Boskovic’s point is that Fremitus is a sign of occlusal disease
Tags: Updates - 2013
From the desk of Stu Harman, our support and coaching expert. In this article Stu explains how to download and save the BiteFX installer package file, and then copy the file to a USB flash drive to install BiteFX on multiple computers.
Tags: Installing
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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April's updates include an enhanced animation and a software update.
To help everyone visualize how the anterior teeth track over the splint we have produced a version that leaves trace lines when the lateral and anterior guidance are demonstrated.
Tags: Updates - 2013
This month, in Update 9, we are providing three new animations and three updated (slowed down) animations:
March's animation updates complete the tongue thrust set of animations by giving individual animations for each of the three views: from underneath, from the front and from the side.
Tags: Updates - 2013
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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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Earlier this week a customer found a serious bug that is fixed in BiteFX software version 2.0.1.22 contained in Update 8 that was posted today (3/7/13).
Tags: Software Updates
| From the desk of Stu Harman, our support and coaching expert. In this article Stu explains how you can still produce a session report for your patient even if you forget to switch on the session recording button. |
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This month we are providing one new animation and two updated (slowed down) animations:
Following-up on the neutral zone animations, this month gives you a demonstration of the effects of a tongue thrust.
Tags: Updates - 2013
This month we are providing one new animation and one updated animation:
Do you ever see patients with asymmetric wear that you know is caused by them avoiding an interference on the opposite side?
Tags: Updates - 2013