Ez3D-i

User Manual

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General Information

This manual provides detailed information on how to use Ez3D-i. This document may not be
reproduced in any manner without the prior written consent from the publisher.
It is recommended that users read this user manual thoroughly before using the program in order
to learn the installation of Ez3D-i S/W and the functions of the operating system.
For supplementations, this manual is subject to change without prior notice. A printed manual
distributed along with the product may not include contents specific to the latest version of the
product. For additional information pertaining to this manual and the product, please contact us
at:
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E-mail: [email protected]
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User Notice

1. Ewoosoft Co., Ltd may improve the functionality and performance of the SW product without
notice to users.
2. Some features of this SW product may not be available in some countries, languages and
dialects.
3. It is illegal to reproduce and distribute the SW product without the consent of Ewoosoft Co.,
Ltd.

Copyright © 2013 by Ewoosoft

All rights reserved.

Ez3D-i ─ a 3D image viewer and analysis software program─ is protected under the
CopyrightLaws and the Computer Program Protection Law of Korea. Refer to the terms and
conditions of Agreement relevant to the use of the product in the End User License Agreement.
You can find the Agreement on the installation. It appears on the screen during product
installation.

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 Table of Contents

1. Introduction to Ez3D-i ............................................................................................. 7

1-1. What is Ez3D-i? ............................................................................................................. 7

1-2. The main functions of Ez3D-i ..................................................................................... 7

2. PC System Requirement for Ez3D-i ..................................................................... 8

3. Installation and Removal of Ez3D-i ..................................................................... 9

3-1. Ez3D-i Installation ......................................................................................................... 9

3-2. License Activation ....................................................................................................... 15

Activating for regular users ............................................................................................................................................................15
Activating for demo users ...............................................................................................................................................................19
Activating for 7 days users. ............................................................................................................................................................22

3-3. License Deactivation ................................................................................................... 23

3-4. Ez3D-i Update .............................................................................................................. 26

3-5. Ez3D-i Deletion............................................................................................................ 29

4. Main Features of Ez3D-i .......................................................................................35

4-1. How to open and close the program ..................................................................... 35

Guide 1. Opening the program .................................................................................................................................................35
Opening through EzDent-i ..............................................................................................................................................................35
Opening Ez3D-i directly ...................................................................................................................................................................36
Guide 2. Closing the program ...................................................................................................................................................39
Guide 3. Utilizing the main button .........................................................................................................................................41
Exporting files........................................................................................................................................................................................41
Exporting to other software ...........................................................................................................................................................47
Reading file information ..................................................................................................................................................................48
Ez3D-i Properties .................................................................................................................................................................................49
Setting properties ................................................................................................................................................................................50

4-2. MPR Tab ........................................................................................................................ 51

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying MPR Tab screen ...............................................................................................51
Workspace properties .......................................................................................................................................................................51
Menu button properties ..................................................................................................................................................................53
Control Panel properties ..................................................................................................................................................................54
Changing Layout ..................................................................................................................................................................................55
Swtiching to Full Screen Mode .....................................................................................................................................................56
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 Switching a 2D image to Full Screen Mode ..........................................................................................................................58
Guide 2. Saving and importing images ...............................................................................................................................59
Importing Project.................................................................................................................................................................................60
Saving Project ........................................................................................................................................................................................61
Guide 3. Controlling the direction of 3D, VR images ..................................................................................................62
Using 3D View Rotator .....................................................................................................................................................................62
Using Predefined View Buttons ....................................................................................................................................................63
Using View Skull/Cube ......................................................................................................................................................................64
Guide 4. 2D Adjusting the axis of the image ...................................................................................................................65
Adjusting two axes simultaneously ............................................................................................................................................65
Adjusting one axis ...............................................................................................................................................................................66
Rotating the axis ..................................................................................................................................................................................67
Guide 5. Utilizing Smart Click for 3D image .....................................................................................................................68
Guide 6. Changing the 3D rendering mode ......................................................................................................................70
VR Coloring ............................................................................................................................................................................................70
Guide 7. Adjusting 2D images ...................................................................................................................................................71
Windowing ..............................................................................................................................................................................................71
Guide 8. Using Clipping .................................................................................................................................................................73
Clipping by specifying the position ...........................................................................................................................................73
Clipping by choosing the thickness ...........................................................................................................................................76
Smart Clipping ......................................................................................................................................................................................80
Guide 9. Tools in the Tool Bar ...................................................................................................................................................83

4-3. Section Tab ................................................................................................................... 85

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Section Tab Screen .........................................................................................85
Workspace properties .......................................................................................................................................................................85
The menu button properties .........................................................................................................................................................86
Control Panel properties ..................................................................................................................................................................87
Changing Layout ..................................................................................................................................................................................88
Switching to Full Screen Mode .....................................................................................................................................................89
Switching 2D image to Full Screen Mode...............................................................................................................................89
Guide 2. Saving and importing the images work-in-progress ...............................................................................91
Importing Project.................................................................................................................................................................................92
Saving Project ........................................................................................................................................................................................92
Guide 3. Drawing and modifying a curve ..........................................................................................................................93
Drawing curve .......................................................................................................................................................................................93
Modifying the input curve ..............................................................................................................................................................95
Deleting curve point ..........................................................................................................................................................................98
Guide 4. Identifying the location of the nerve after canal drawing ..................................................................99
Drawing canal ........................................................................................................................................................................................99
Setting the diameter of the canal ............................................................................................................................................ 101
Hiding canal ........................................................................................................................................................................................ 102
Deleting canal .................................................................................................................................................................................... 104
Guide 5. Tools in the Tool Bar ................................................................................................................................................ 105

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4-4. Implant Tab ............................................................................................................... 107
Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Implant Tab Screen ..................................................................................... 107
Workspace properties .................................................................................................................................................................... 107
Menu Button properties................................................................................................................................................................ 108
Control Panel properties ............................................................................................................................................................... 109
Changing Layout ............................................................................................................................................................................... 110
Switching to Full Screen Mode .................................................................................................................................................. 110
Guide 2. Saving and importing the images work-in-progress ............................................................................ 111
Importing Project.............................................................................................................................................................................. 112
Saving Project ..................................................................................................................................................................................... 112
Guide 3. Implant clipping .......................................................................................................................................................... 113
Implant Clipping Tools ................................................................................................................................................................... 116
Bone Density ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 117
Guide 4. Implant simulation .................................................................................................................................................... 118
Implant simulation with the [Insert Implant] button ...................................................................................................... 118
Auto Implant simulation with the measured length ....................................................................................................... 121
Moving and rotating the implant ............................................................................................................................................. 124
Hiding the implant ........................................................................................................................................................................... 126
Modifying the implant ................................................................................................................................................................... 127
Deleting the implant ....................................................................................................................................................................... 128
Guide 5. Tools in the Tool Bar ................................................................................................................................................ 129

4-5. Consult Tab ............................................................................................................... 131

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Consult Tab screen ...................................................................................... 131
Workspace properties .................................................................................................................................................................... 131
Menu Button Properties ................................................................................................................................................................ 133
Control Panel Properties ............................................................................................................................................................... 134
Changing Layout ............................................................................................................................................................................... 135
Guide 2. Selecting the consulting images in the cart .............................................................................................. 136
Guide 3. Editing the Cart ........................................................................................................................................................... 137
Adding a new Category ................................................................................................................................................................ 138
Changing a category ...................................................................................................................................................................... 141
Deleting a category ......................................................................................................................................................................... 142
Adding contents ................................................................................................................................................................................ 143
Adding content folder .................................................................................................................................................................... 145
Guide 4. Tools in the Tool Bar ................................................................................................................................................ 147

4-6. Report Tab ................................................................................................................. 148

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Report Tab Screen ....................................................................................... 148
Workspace properties .................................................................................................................................................................... 148
Menu Button properties................................................................................................................................................................ 149
Control Panel properties ............................................................................................................................................................... 150
Changing Layout ............................................................................................................................................................................... 151
Guide 2. Creating a report ........................................................................................................................................................ 152

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 Inserting an image captured in the report .......................................................................................................................... 152
Entering the text in the report................................................................................................................................................... 152
Guide 3. Editing a report ........................................................................................................................................................... 153
Inserting an image box ................................................................................................................................................................. 153
Inserting a text box ......................................................................................................................................................................... 154
Guide 4. Saving a report ............................................................................................................................................................ 155
Guide 5. Opening the report list ........................................................................................................................................... 156
Guide 6. Setting the report page.......................................................................................................................................... 157
Guide 7. Tools in the Tool Bar ................................................................................................................................................ 158

5. Setting up Ez3D-i ................................................................................................ 159

Guide 1. Operating environment setting ......................................................................................................................... 159
1.1 General preferences ................................................................................................................................................................. 159
1.2 Email preferences ...................................................................................................................................................................... 161
1.3 Clinic Information ..................................................................................................................................................................... 162
Guide 2. View environment setting ..................................................................................................................................... 163
2.1 3D View preferences ............................................................................................................................................................... 163
2.2 2D View preferences ............................................................................................................................................................... 167
2.3 Measurement, notes preferences...................................................................................................................................... 169
Guide 3. Simulation preferences setting .......................................................................................................................... 170
3.1 Implant preferences ................................................................................................................................................................. 170
3.2 Implant default settings ........................................................................................................................................................ 172
Guide 4. Consult setting ............................................................................................................................................................. 173
4.1 Consult Setting of the general preferences................................................................................................................. 173
Guide 5. Report setting .............................................................................................................................................................. 174
5.1 Report setting of General preferences ........................................................................................................................... 174

Appendix1. ................................................................................................................ 176

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 1. Introduction to Ez3D-i

1-1.What is Ez3D-i?

Ez3D-i is 3D dental imaging software which enables the user fast and accurate diagnosis.
Its capabilities include the 3D visual simulation, 2D image analysis and different
manipulation of CT images through a variety of MPR functions.

Ez3D-i containsall essential functionsof Ez3D Plusand provides a more intuitive user
interface.

1-2. The main functions of Ez3D-i

Ez3D-i makes 3D image analysis easy for a user.

The following are the main features of Ez3D-i.

1. High resolution 3D VR
2. Smart Click for manipulating 3D images freely
3. Intuitive user interaction(UI)
4. Simple and easy manipulation of 2D/ 3D image
5. Easy axial movement of 3D images
6. Faster image analysis
7. Cross-Sectional View
8. Implant simulation using Bone Density Profile and Canal Tracing
9. Accurate treatment planning
10. Consult and Report function optimized for patient consulting

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 2. PC System RequirementforEz3D-i

Minimum system requirements

The minimum systemspecificationsrequired to run Ez3D-i is as follows:

Screen resolution 1280x1024

CPU Core 2 duo 2.4 MHz
RAM 2 GB
HDD 200GB
NVIDIA or ATI graphic card
(Memory Bandwidth 80GB/s or above, CUDA Core or processor 200 and above)
Operating system: Windows 7, Vista, XP

Recommended Notebook System Specifications

The notebook system recommendednecessary for running Ez3D-i is as follows:

Screen resolution 1280x1024, 15.4 inch screen

CPU Intel i5 2.6 GHz or above
RAM 4GB or above
HDD 512GB (7,500 RPM or above)
Graphic card NVIDIA GTX 675M, 2GB memory or more
Operating system: Windows 7, Vista, XP

Recommended Desktop System Specifications

The desktop system specifications necessary for running Ez3D-i is as follows:

Screen resolution 1280x1024, 19 inch screen

CPU Intel i5 2.6GHz or above
RAM 4GB or above
HDD 512GB (7,500 RPM SATA or above)
Graphic card NVIDIA GTX 660M, 2GB memory or more
Operating system: Windows 7, Vista, XP

Warning

The updated version of graphic card should be installed on user’s PC.

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 3. Installation and Removal of Ez3D-i

3-1. Ez3D-i Installation

1. Check the type of the PC system and double click the installation file.
(Tip. Refer to ‘Check the type of PC system and select the installation file’.)

2. The InstallShield Wizard window appears and the program installation proceeds as
shown below.

3. To proceed with the program installation, click the [Next]button when the following
window appears.

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4. Select [Complete] in the Setup Type, then click the [Next] button to proceed with the
installation.

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Information

Setup Type

[Complete] installs all program features during the initial installation.

[Custom] installs only a part of the program features that the user selects.

5. Select a location to install the program and click [Next] to continue with the
installation.

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6. When the program installation is ready, click the [Install] button.

7. The installation program will proceed as follows:

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8. PostgresSQL is installed as follows.

9. In the next window, click [Finish] to complete the installation.

Warning

Once EzDent-i and Ez3D-i are installed, deleting them is not recommended. To proceed
with deletion, please contact the customer service center.

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Information

To select the installation file based on the type of the operating system.

1. Click and select the My computer icon.

2.Click the right mouse button.
3. Click the [Property] button when the following list appears.

3. View the system type on the following window. Installation files vary depending on
the system type.

For 32-bit system, select and installEz3D-i(32).exe.

For 64-bit system, select and installEz3D-i(64).exe.

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 3-2. License Activation

Information

Activate the license.

A license key is a series of numbers provided to activate Ez3D-i.

Enter a license key and user information to use Ez3D-i without restriction.

There are three kinds of licenses for regular user, demo user and 7 days user.

Select the regular user option for successful authentication of the Ez3D-i product.

Select the demo user option to authenticate the Ez3D-i product demos.
It can be used only where an internet connection is available.

If you do not have either one of these two keys,

select the trial option to test the Ez3D-i product for 7 days.
It can be used where an internet connection is not possible.

Activating for regular users

1. Connect the license USB to execute VTNL.exe file.

2. The following VTNL window appears.

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3. Double click the Ez3D-i icon on the desktop.

4.FollowingLicense Activation Wizard appears.

5.Click and select the user license activation type.

6. Select the dongle key (first) item, and then click the [Next] button.

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7. When the following VTLicense Plugin Option window appears, select the license
keyfrom the list and install.

8. After clicking the [Ok] button, the following VTLicense Activation Wizard window
appears.

9. Once the license has been activated, click on the [Finish] button to finish.
10. Ez3D-i runs automatically.

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11. Once the license has been activated, the user’s PC will appear on the list of
[Certifications] in the VTNL window.

12. The dongle license key number appears on the list of [Volume]in the VTNL window.

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 Activating for demo users

1. Select the second option on VTLicense Activation Wizard.

2. When clicking [From clipboard], license key is typed automatically.

Then, enter the User Information and Click the [Next] button.

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3. When the license is normally activated, the following window appears. Click the
[Finish] button.

Tip

Check the license status.

1. Click the following Ez3D-i main button.

2. Click the [About] button.

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3. Check the license information in the About window.

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 Activating for 7 days users.

1. Select the third option at License Activation Wizard and click the [Next] button.

2. 7 days Trial Version of Ez3D-i gets started.

Notice

When 7 days have passed, the user should register as a regular user to use Ez3D-i.

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 3-3.License Deactivation

Note

The license deactivation is only available for regular users.

The number of users in a license is limited.
If the user wants to use Ez3D-i on another PC, the license that the user uses has to be
deactivated.

1. Connect the license USB to execute VTNL.exe file.

2. The following VTNL window appears.

3. Double click the Ez3D-i icon on the desktop.

4. Click the following Ez3D-i main button.

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5. From the following list, click the [About] button.

6.When the[About]window appears, click the [Deactivate] button at the bottom of the
window.

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7. When the license is deactivated, the following [Information] window appears.

8. Click the [OK] buttonto close the Ez3D-i program automatically.

9. When the license is deactivated, the corresponding dongle license key is erased from
the list of [Volume] in the VTNL window.

Tip

If the user wants to activate a license on another PC, please refer to ‘3-2. License
Activation’.
If the user needs extra license, please contact the customer service center.

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 3-4. Ez3D-i Update

Note

Double click the installation file from a new version of Ez3D-i to proceed with the update
of the existing Ez3D-i as follows.

1. When double clicking the installation file for the new version of Ez3D-i, the following
InstallShield Wizard window appears.

2. Select your choice from the list below by clicking it.

Information

‘Modify’ updates only the files selected by the user.

A window appears where the user can select the files to update.

‘Repair’ updates all the files that the user has previously installed.
The update will proceed immediately without the window which a user can select the file
to update.

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3. Choose[Modify] option to select the files to update in the following window. Check
the files to install update and then click the [Next] button.

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4. The update will proceed as follows.

5. Click [Finish] to complete the update.

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 3-5. Ez3D-i Deletion

1. Click the Start button on the following window.

2. Click [All Programs] and then click [Control Panel].

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3. Click [Uninstall a program].

4. Double Click [Ez3D-i] in the following window.

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5.The[Install Shield Wizard] window appears and the program deletion will proceed.

6. The following window appears to confirm the deletion of Ez3D-i. Click the [Yes] button
to select.

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7. The program deletion will proceed as follows.

8. The following window appears to confirm PostgresSQL deletion. Click the [Yes] button
to select.

Warning

Please do not uninstall PostgresSQL if the user wants to delete only Ez3D-i in the user’s
PC where the both EzDent-i and Ez3D-i are installed.

Warning

Before proceeding with the PostgresSQL deletion, please back up all of your documents.

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9. PostgresSQL deletion will proceed as follows.

10.The Info window appears after PostgresSQL is uninstalled. Click the [Ok] button.

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11. The program deletion will proceed as follows.

12. The following window appears after the uninstallation is completed. Click the [Finish]
button to complete.

Warning

Once EzDent-i and Ez3D-i are installed, deleting them is not recommended. To proceed
with deletion, please contact the customer service center.

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 4. Main Features of Ez3D-i

4-1. How to open and close the program

Guide1. Opening the program

Ez3D-i is executed through EasyDent, EzDent-i or by double clicking the Ez3D-i icon on
the desktop.
The following is more detailed procedures.

Opening through EzDent-i

1. Double click the CT images on the images of EzDent-i.

2. Ez3D-i is linked to EzDent-i and Ez3D-i is executed automatically.

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 Opening Ez3D-i directly

1. Double click the icon of Ez3D-i on the desktop. Ez3D-i is executed.

>> Ez3D-i Icon>>Run Ez3D-i

2. The following [Open] window appears.

3. Select a file in the folder and then click the [Open] button.
4. The selected file will be loaded as follows.

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5. Once the loading is complete, the first Ez3D-i screen appears as follows.

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Tip

Utilize the main button.

1. The following window appears after clicking the main button.

2. Click the [Open] button. The[Open] window appears.

3. Proceed with the same way as 4-1 Guide 1‘OpeningEz3D-i directly’.

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 Guide 2. Closing the program

1. Click the [Exit] button in the upper right corner of the Ez3D-i. Ez3D-i is closed.

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Tip

Utilize the main button.

1. The following window appears after clicking the main button.

2. When clicking the [Exit] button, Ez3D-i is closed.

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 Guide 3. Utilizing the main button

Note

Configuration of the main button

Open a file, save a project, export a file, export to other software, read the file data, E3
look up, set, exit the program.

Exporting files

Note

Burn the working file on CD/DVD or save on the local disk.

1. The following list appears when the main button is clicked.

2. Click[Export].

3.The Export window appears as follows.

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4.Click to select the location to export the file in the Save Type.
5. Click to select one of the File Compression options as follows.

6. Select the type of file to export to [Check To Export]. DCM is the default file type for
exportable files.
7. Click the [Ok] button.

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Information

Save on CD/ DVD

1. Click [CD/DVD] on the Save Type.

2. Click the following [Export] button.

3. The Export window appears as follows.

4. When the process is complete, the Disk Burner window appears as follows.

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5. After inserting CD/ DVD, select the disc option from Disk Type.
6. Click [Burn] to proceed with CD/ DVD burning.

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Information

Save on the local disk

1. Click [Local Disk] to select from Save Type.

2. Click [Save] as follows.

3. The Save Document window appears.

4. Select a location to save, then click the [Save] button.

5. The Export window appears as follows.

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6. When the process is complete, the following Information window appears.

7. Click the [Ok] button to save.

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 Exporting to other software

Note

Files can be exported to other software such as Nobel Biocare and Simplant.

1. The following list appears when clicking the main button.

2. Click the [Go to 3rd Party SW] button.

3.The following list appears.

4. Click to select the software to be linked.

5. The CT image can be sent to the software selected.

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 Reading file information

Note

Patient information, file data, and image data of the corresponding file can be obtained.

Patient information contains the patient ID, patient name, gender and age.
File data contains the file type, resolution, data size, and file size.
Image data contains the image acquisition date and the amount of the radiation dosage.

1. The following list appears when the main button is clicked.

2. Click the [File Info] button.

3. The File Information window appears as follows.

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 Ez3D-iProperties

Note

The program version, company name, and license information for Ez3D-i are listed.

1. The following list appears when the main button is clicked.

2. Click the [About] button.

3. The About window appears as follows.

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 Setting properties

Note

It provides the user the general setting preferences necessary for using Ez3D-i.
For details, see ‘5. Setting’.

1. The following list appears when the main button is clicked.

2. Click the [Setting] button.

3. The Settings window appears as follows.

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 4-2. MPR Tab

MPR(Multi Planar Reconstruction) tab provides the cross-sectional area of the image
where the user desires to view.
Ez3D-i provides 3D VR(Volume Rendering) images as well as Axial, Sagittal, and
Coronalimage, a cross sectional image from the vertical, lateral and frontalpoint of view.

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying MPR Tab screen

Workspace properties

A C

D
A is the 3D Volume Window screen.
B is the Axial Window screen.
C is the Sagittal Window screen.
D is the Coronal Window screen.

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Tip

Properties of Axial, Sagittal, Coronal plane

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 Menu button properties

D
A B C
A is the main button. It can load or save a file as well as changing the default settings of
the program.

B is the main tool. The main tool is configured the same on all tabs.

C is an expansion tool. The expansion tool is configured differently depending on the tab
selected by the user.

D is the window button. It is composed of the minimize, full and close screen buttons.

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 Control Panel properties

Ais a grouping of the important functions that manipulate the View. It is configured
differently depending on the tab selected by the user.

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 Changing Layout

The user can change the location and configuration of the images that appear in the
Workspace.

1. Click the [Change Layout] button on the bottom left. TheChange Layout window
appears.

2. Select the desired layout and then click the [Ok] button. The Workspace configuration
has changed to the layout selected.

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 Swtiching to Full Screen Mode

3D, Axial, Sagittal, and Coronal images are displayed on one screen.

1. Click the [Change Layout] button. The Change Layoutwindow appears.

2. Click the [Presentation Mode Start] button on the bottom left.The Full Screen Mode
window appears.

>> Full Screen Mode

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Tip

A large image is displayed on the monitor to be utilized during the patient consultation.
After selecting an image, change it to Full Screen Mode via the keyboard shortcut
[Ctrl]+[Enter].

3. The hidden Tool Bar reappears when the mouse is placed over the arrow on the left.

4. Click the exit button on the upper right hand corner. Full Screen Mode is terminated.

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 Switching a 2D image to Full Screen Mode

1. Double-click on the title of the image. The selected image will switch to Full Screen
Mode.

Tip

Utilize the [Enter] button on the keyboard.

1. Click the Window Title and press the [Enter] button on the keyboardto maximize the
window selected.
2. To return the window to its previous size, press the [Enter] button on the keyboard in
the maximized window.

Tip

When Axial control is difficult in a split layout, expanding one image type can increase
the utilization.

2. Double click the image type in Full Screen Mode to return it to the previous layout.

Tip

Show and hide the axis of the 2D image.

Press the [Space] bar from the keyboard on the selected images to hide or show the
axes.

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 Guide 2. Saving and importing images

Ez3D-i is linked with the 2D image viewer such as EasyDent and EzDent-i.

[Auto Save] when exiting Ez3D-i, the contents is saved automatically.

[Manual Save] The contents can be saved and loaded as a project.

Note

Auto Save, Manual Save

1. The Auto Save feature enables the information to be saved automatically when exiting
Ez3D-i.However, an auto savedproject cannot be loaded from the Project list.
2. The Manual Save feature saves the information as a project and loads the information
from the Project list.

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 Importing Project

Previously edited images (e.g., Annotation, lines, etc.) can be loaded to continue
workingon the project.

1. Click the [Open Project] button in the bottom left corner of the screen.

2. The Open Project window appears.

3. Select the item to import from the Project list and click the [Open] button. The
selected project appears in the Workspace.

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 Saving Project

1. When the main button is clicked, the following list appears.

2. When the [Save As Project] button is clicked, theSave as Projectwindow appears as

follows.

3. Enter comments in the Comment field and click the [Save] button.
4.Click the main button. Select the [Open Project] and verify the saved Project from the
Open Project window appeared.

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 Guide 3. Controlling the direction of 3D, VR images

Ez3D-i provides three ways to adjust the direction of a3D image which can be chosen to
suit the user’s convenience.

Using 3D View Rotator

1. Adjust the blue circle of the 3D View Rotator located on the right side of the 3D image.
The 3D image is rotated 360 degrees.

Tip

Use the mouse wheel.

The mouse wheel can adjust the blue circle in the 3D View Rotator.

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 Using Predefined View Buttons

1. When clicking the head image button at the bottom of the 3D realm, the 3D image is
displayed as the location indicated.

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 Using View Skull/Cube

Note

View SkullPink Box

It indicates the 3D capture area in relation to the entire view of the skull.
It appears when the DICOM header file is existed.

1. Control the direction of the3D image, by clicking and dragging the skull or the cubein
the same direction as the 3D image.

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 Guide 4. 2D Adjusting the axis of the image

Note

From a 2D image, the user can adjust the axial view of the selected tooth. The user can
check the structure of the surrounding teeth by using the mouse wheel.

Adjusting two axes simultaneously

1. Hover the mouse to the point where two axes intersect, the cross cursor shape
appears.

2. Click and drag to move the two axes of the tooth selected.

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 Adjusting one axis

1.Hover the mouse on one axis and the arrow shape cursor or appears.

2. Click and drag to move the axis of the selected tooth.

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 Rotating the axis

1.Hover the mouse on an end point of the axes and the arrow cursor appears.

2. Click and drag to adjust the axial direction of the selected tooth.

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 Guide 5. Utilizing Smart Click for 3D image

Note

Double click an area of the 3D image to magnify the image details.

Corresponding movements of Axial, Sagittal, and Coronal images appear on the screen.

1.Double click on the part of the 3D image that the user wishes to view.

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2. The 3D image surrounding the point of double clicking is enlarged.

3. The corresponding view of Axial, Sagittal, and Coronal images appears according to
the movement of 3D images.

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 Guide 6.Changing the 3Drendering mode

VR Coloring

Note

The image viewing is optimized with the rendering value that the user has chosen.

The value of rendering can be changed forTooth, Bone, MIP, Soft Tissue, Soft Tissue
2,and Soft Tissue+Bone.

After applying the rendering value, the transparency, brightness and contrast of the
image can be adjusted by moving the slider to the left or right.

Main Tools

Icons Designation Description of Functions

Tooth Tooth mode view

Bone Bone mode view

MIP MIP mode view

Soft Tissue Soft Tissue mode view

Soft Tissue 2 View Soft Tissue with low

transparency

Soft Tissue +Bone Soft tissue + bone mode view

Opacity Adjust the transparency of the image

Brightness Adjust the brightness of the image

Contrast Adjust the contract of the image

Reset Initialize the value

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 Guide 7. Adjusting2D images

Windowing

Note

By adjusting the brightness and contrast levels of a 2D image, the user can optimize the
image viewing.

1. To adjust the brightness and contrast of the 2D image, move the slider to the left or
right.
2. Or click the right mouse button on the image and drag to manipulate the brightness
and contrast value.

Image Icons

Icons Designation Description of Functions

Width Adjust the brightness of the image

Level Adjust the contrast of the image

Reset Initialize the image value

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>>Comparison of the 2D image brightness [Width]

>>Comparison of 2D image contrast [Level]

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 Guide 8.Using Clipping

Note

Clipping cuts a 3D image in an axial direction and shows the cross sectional view of
the3D image.

Clipping function can be done by using the slider bar or a user can set the thickness and
position of the image slice.

Clipping by specifying the position

1. Select the axis of the ball by deleting the volume of the 3D images on the clipping
window.

2. Click [User] from the Clipping Combo box.

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3. Slide the bar to the left and right to clip the image in the direction of the
corresponding axis.

4. The 3D image cut is displayed as follows.

5. Click the Reset Clipping to reset the image to the original condition.

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Information

Cut the 3D image from other axes.

>>3D image cut around theSagittal axis

>>3D image cut around the Axial axis

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 Clipping by choosing the thickness

1. Click the box for the slice thickness selection.

2. After selecting the size of the thickness, control the location and thickness of clipping
with the slider bar.

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Tip

The slider bar setting in the direction of the corresponding axis.

When the coronal axis is selected, the slider bar setting is changed to A→P.
When the axial axis is selected, the slider bar setting is changed to F→H.
When the sagittal axis is selected, the slider bar setting is changed to L→R.

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3. The 3D image is chopped as shown in the following screen.

4. Click Reset Clipping to return to the original image.

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Information

Cut the 3D image around different axis.

>>3D image cut around the Sagittal axis (20mm)

>>3D image cut around the Axial axis (20mm)

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 Smart Clipping

1. Click Smart Clipping in the box as follows.

2. Control the location of clipping on the slider bar.

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3. 3D image clipping is shown in the following screen.

4. Click Reset Clipping to return to the original image.

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Image icons

Icons Designation Description of Functions

Coronal Clipping Crop image front and back around

the Coronal axis.
Crop image front and back around
Sagittal Clipping the Sagittal axis.

Crop image front and back around

Axial Clipping the Axial axis.

Smart Clipping Crop image front and back around

the Z axis.

Clipping Slider Set the area to crop.

Clipping Combo Set the thickness to delete the image

box volume.

Apply Clipping Apply clipping.

Reset Clipping Reset Clipping

Tip

Apply Clippingbutton, before applying, turns to Reset Clipping button after clipping.

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 Guide 9.Tools in the Tool Bar

Main tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

Panning Move images

Zooming Magnify images

Measure Length Measure the distance between two points on

the 2D image

Capture View Frame Capture the View Frame area

Reset View Initialize rotate, move, zoom

Advanced tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

Capture Region Capture the area selected

Capture

Capture Window Capture the View Window

area

Measure Angle Measure the angle between

three points

Measurement Profile Density Profile between two

points
Measure the volume of the
Measure Volume threshold area from the
selected area.

Freedraw Free draw

Annotation

Memo Memo

Sculpt View the selected area

separately

Invert Invert the Sculpt view area

Sculpt

Undo Go to the previous step

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 Redo Revert Undo

Reset Reset Sculpt

Opacity Adjust the transparency of

the Sculpt area

Turn On/Off Show / Hide all input

Overlay objects

Reset/ Object
Show Manager Show / Hide individual input
object

Initialize Initialize all changes

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 4-3. Section Tab

The Section Tab is provided so that the user can examine the clinical structure of an
image.
Ez3D-i capabilities includeAxial View, Panorama View, Section View,arch drawing, and
mandibular nerve drawing.

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Section Tab Screen

Workspace properties

A
B

C
A is Axial Window screen. The information about the arch can be examined. Clickthe
[Draw Curve]button to draw a curve along the arch.

B is Section Window screen.The information about a specific area of the image can be
examined closely. Click the [Draw Canal] button to draw the canal along the mandibular
nerve.

C is Panorama Window screen.The information about the image of the mandibular nerve
can be examined. Click the [Draw Canal] button to draw the canal along the mandibular
nerve.

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 The menu button properties

A D
B C
Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Menu button properties’.

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 Control Panel properties

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Control Panel properties’.

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 Changing Layout

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Changing Layout’.

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 Switching to Full Screen Mode

Switching 2D imageto Full Screen Mode

1.Double click the Window Title to maximize the window screen.

>> Panorama View Screen Maximization

>> Section View Screen Maximization

2. Double click the Window Title in the maximized state and the window returns to its
previous size.

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Tip

Utilize the [Enter] button on the keyboard.

1. Click the Window Title and press the [Enter] buttonon the keyboard to maximize the
window.
2. Press the [Enter] button on the keyboard in the maximized state to return the window
to its previous size.

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 Guide 2. Saving and importing the images work-in-progress

Ez3D-i is linked withEasyDent and EzDent-I, 2D Image Viewer.

[Auto Save] The contents are saved automatically when exiting Ez3D-i.
[Manual Save] The contents can be saved as a project and later imported from the
project list.

Note

Auto Save, Manual Save

1. The Auto Save feature enables the information to be saved automatically whenexiting
Ez3D-i.However, an auto saved project cannot be loaded from the Project list.
2. The Manual Save feature saves the information as a Project and later loads the
information from the Project list.

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 ImportingProject

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 2‘ImportingProject’.

Saving Project

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 2‘Saving Project’.

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 Guide 3. Drawing and modifying a curve

Enter criteria which generate panoramic images from a CT image. Draw a curve on the
axial image and the images are generated in the panoramic mode automatically.

Drawing curve

1.On the curve window, click the [Interval] combo box and select the thickness of the
curve line.

2. Click the [Thickness]combo box and select the thickness of thecurve line.

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3.Click the [DrawCurve] button and the mouse cursor will change to the drawing mode.

4. Click points on the Axial Window to draw the curve line on the arch.Draw the curve
line from left to right.

Warning

If the curve line is drawn from right to left side, right and left side is flipped on
Panorama pane.

5. Click the right mouse button while drawing the curve line to delete the input point in
the previous step.
6. Double click to complete thecurve line.

Information

To delete the existing curve line, click the [Draw Curve] button.

Information

Click the [Draw Curve] button while drawing the curve line to cancel the Draw Curve
function.

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 Modifying the input curve

1. Click the point on the curve and drag it to the desired point to modify the line.
2. After selecting the curve line, click the right mouse button to display the following list.
Click the [Add Point] button to add a new point.

3. To move the whole curve line, click the entire curve line and drag it to the desired
location.

4. Move the start point and the end point of the curve line to adjust the length of the
curve line.
5. Click and drag the square point of the curve line to adjust the thickness of the
panorama view.

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>>Narrow Thickness >>Wide Thickness

6. Click the end points of the vertical straight line of the curve line to adjust the
horizontal size of the sectionalimage view.

>>Changing the horizontal size of the Section View

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Information

Modifying the input curve will be reflected in real-time in conjunction with the section
view, panorama view.

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 Deletingcurve point

1.Select a point on the curve and click the right mouse button. The following list appears.

2. Click the [Remove Point] button to delete the point selected.

Tip

Alternatively, press the [Delete] button on the keyboard after selecting the point on the
curve todelete.

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 Guide 4. Identifying the location of the nerve after canal drawing

Drawing canal

1. Click the [Draw Canal] button of the canal window. The following screen appears. The
mouse cursor changes to the drawing mode.

2. To draw the canal line, click points along the mandibular nerve on the panorama
windowor the section view.

3. Click the right mouse button while drawing the canal line to delete the input point in
the previous step.
4. Double click to complete the canal line.

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Information

The completion of canal line can be verified after all points are connected.

Tip

Clicking the [Draw Curve] button while drawing the canal line will cancel the Draw Canal
function.
The function can be canceled by pressing the [Esc] button on the keyboard.

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 Setting the diameter of the canal

1.Select the canal line and click the right mouse button. The following list appears.

2. Click [Property] and the canal color window appears.

3. Click the [Diameter] combo box to select the diameter of the canal line.
4. Click [Color] and select the color of the canal line.
5. Click the [Ok] button and the changes are reflected in the canal line.

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 Hidingcanal

1.Select the canal line and click the right mouse button. The following list appears.

2. Click [Hide] and the canal line disappears from the screen.

Note

Click the Show Manager icon, and then the Show/Hide Manager window appears.

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Uncheck the box next to the canal the user wants to hide.
Click [Close] and the canal line selected disappears from the screen.

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 Deleting canal

1.Select the canal line and click the right mouse button. The following list appears.

2. Click [Delete] to delete the canal line selected.

Tip

Alternatively, press the [Delete] button on the keyboard after selecting thecanal line to
be deleted.

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 Guide 5. Tools in the Tool Bar

The Main Tools

Icon Designation Description of Features

Panning Move images

Zooming Magnify images

Measure Length Measure the distance between two points on

the 2D image

Capture View Frame Capture the View Frame area

Reset View Initialize rotate, move, zoom

The Advanced Tools

Icon Designation Description of Features

Capture Region Capture the selected area

Capture
Capture Window Capture the View Window
Area

Measure Angle Measure the angle between

three points.
Measurement

Profile Density Profile between

two points

Freedraw Draw freely

Annotation
Memo Memo

Show / Hide the entire

Turn On/Off input objects
Overlay

Show / Hide individual

Reset/ Object Show Manager input object

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Initialize Initialize all changes

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 4-4. Implant Tab

The Implant Tab provides the user the ability to simulate the implant placement at the
desired tooth location.
The implant simulation capability of Ez3D-i includes the implant placement, the implant
library and bone density around the implants.

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Implant Tab Screen

Workspace properties

B
A
C

F E D
A is the 3D Volume Window screen.
B is the Axial Window screen.
C is the Sagittal Window screen.
D is the Coronal Window screen.
E is the Bone Density screen. It can show the bone density around the implant.
F is the Implant Clipping View screen.It shows the clipping view area as the volume cube
generated around the Implant Axis.

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 Menu Button properties

A D
B C
Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Menu Button properties’.

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 Control Panel properties

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Control Panel properties’.

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 ChangingLayout

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Changing Layout’.

Switching to Full Screen Mode

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Switching to Full Screen Mode’.

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 Guide 2. Saving and importing the images work-in-progress

Ez3D-i is linked withEasyDent and EzDent-i, 2D Image Viewer.

[Auto Save] The contents are saved automatically when exiting Ez3D-i.
[Manual Save] The contents can be saved as a project and imported from the project list.

Note

Auto Save, Manual Save

1. The Auto Save feature enables the information to be saved automatically when Ez3D-i
ends.However, an auto saved project cannot be loaded from the Project list.
2. The Manual Save feature saves the information as a project and loads the information
from the Project list.

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 ImportingProject

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 2‘ImportingProject’.

SavingProject

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 2‘Saving Project’.

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 Guide 3. Implant clipping

Note

Implant Clipping Window can display the location of adjacent tooth and surrounding
structures.

Implant Clipping control can show the clipping images of tooth around the axis of the
implant placed.

If there is no implant placement, only the Cube Line is visible.

1.Insert the implant placement for the tooth the user desires. (Refer to Guide 4. Implant
simulation.)
2. Upon completion, the implant placement appears in the Implant Clipping Window.

3. Select the axis desired in the Implant Clipping control.

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Tip

Refer to the X, Y, Z axis in the following figure.

4. Select the crop area by moving the Clipping Slider to left and right.

5. Image is cut to the center of the selected axis.

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Tip

The pink arrow on the screen indicates the viewing direction of an implant.

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 Implant Clipping Tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

Axis_X Cut the image around the X-axis

Axis_Y Cut the image around the Y-axis

Axis_Z Cut the image around the Z-axis

Rotate Cut and rotate the image around

the axial center of the implant

Apply Clipping Crop the image

Reset Clipping Initialize the image

Tip

Apply Clipping button, before clipping, turns to Reset Clipping button after clipping.

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 Bone Density

Note

The density of the surrounding structures of the implant placement is displayed.

The colors close to red indicate lower density areas whereas the colors close to white
indicate areas with higher density.

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 Guide 4. Implant simulation

Implant simulation with the [Insert Implant] button

Note

The default implant value is determined according to the tooth number.

When the implant placement is carried out with the [Insert Implant] button, the default
number of each implant is selected depending on the corresponding tooth number as
follows.

>>The default implant number for the tooth number 11

>>The default implant number for the tooth number 23

The user can select the implant value as desired by moving the scroll bar up and down.

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1. Double click the tooth to place an implant and the screen displays the corresponding
tooth.
2. Adjust two axises according to the direction of tooth in the axial, sagittal and coronal
window screens.
3. Click the [Insert Implant] button. The Implant Manager window appears.

4. The appropriate tooth number is located and selected.

5. Select the company name and the implant line upfor simulation by clicking the combo
box
6.Click and select the implant model by moving the scroll bar.
7. Select the color of the implant.
8. For the crown simulation, click the [Crown Simulation] button.
9. To select the color of the crown, click the [Crown Color] button.
10. When the select color window appears, click the color of choice.
11. Click the [OK] button.
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12. The implant placement is performed at the corresponding tooth.

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 Auto Implant simulation with the measured length

Note

The implant default value depends on the corresponding tooth number

[Measure Length] When the implant placement simulation is performed with an icon,
the implant default value is selected based on the approximation of the measured
length, not the corresponding tooth number.

>>The implant default value determined by the approximation of the measured

length

The user can select the implant value as desired by moving the scroll bar up and down.

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1. Click the [Measure Length] icon.

2. Measure the length by clicking two points in the 2D Coronal image of the tooth for
implant simulation.

3. After completing the measurement, click the [Measure Length] icon to terminate its
function.
4. Click the line indicated by the measured length, and then click the right mouse button.
5. Upon clicking the right mouse button, the following list appears.

6. Click the [Insert Implant] button and the Implant Manager window appears.

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7. 4-3 Guide 4Implant simulation with the [Insert Implant] button Proceed in the
same way as No. 4.

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 Moving and rotating the implant

1. Select the implant from the 3D Window. The Controller appears at the center of the
implant.

2. Hold and drag the arrow to move or rotate the implant as desired.

1. After choosing the implant from a 2D image, a control line is created to rotate the
implant.

2. Click and drag a point to move and rotate the implant.

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3. Click on the implant. When the mouse cursor changes to the cross , the implant
can be moved.

4. Click on the implant. Whenthe mouse cursor changes to the curved arrow , the
implant can be rotated.

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 Hiding theimplant

1. Click and select the implantfrom the 2D image.

2. Click the right mouse button, and the following list appears.

3. Click [Hide Implant] and the corresponding implant disappears from the screen.

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 Modifying theimplant

Note

The tooth number of implant placement, the implant company, product family, model,
and color of the implant and the crown placement can be modified.

1. Click and select the implant from the 2D image.

2. Click the right mouse button and the following list appears.

3. Click [Change Implant], and the Implant Manager window appears.

4. Modify the implant information as desired.
5. Click the [Ok] button to display theimplant modification.

Tip

Double click the implant placement on the 2D image to modify.

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 Deleting the implant

1. Click the implant from the 2D image.

2. Click the right mouse button, and the following list appears.

3. Click [Delete Implant] to delete the implant from the screen.

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 Guide 5. Tools in the Tool Bar

The Main Tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

Panning Move the image

Zooming Magnify the image

Measure Length Measure the distance between two points on

the 2D image

Capture View Frame Capture the View Frame area

Reset View Initialize rotate, move, zoom

The Advanced Tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

Capture Region Capture the selected region

Capture
Capture Window Capture the View Window
area

Measure Angle Measure the angle between

three points

Measurement Profile Density Profile between two

points

Obtain the volume of the

Measure Volume threshold area from the
selected region

Freedraw Draw freely

Annotation
Memo Memo

Sculpt View the selected area

separately

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 Invert Invert the Sculptarea

Undo Go to the previous step

Sculpt

Redo Revert Undo

Reset Initialize Sculpt

Opacity Adjust the transparency of

the Sculpt area

Turn On/Off Show / Hide the entire

Overlay input objects

Reset/ Object Show Manager Show / Hide the individual

input object

Initialize Initialize all changes

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 4-5. Consult Tab

The Consult Tab is provided to manage the image data necessary for counseling patients
by putting the images in the cart for each treatment category.
Ez3D-i can add, edit, and delete the images in the cart as desired for patient counseling.

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Consult Tab screen

Workspace properties

A B

A is the Captured Image screen.The image captured by the user in other tabs is
displayed.

B is the Consult Content screen. It shows the list of videos and images for patient
counseling.

C is the screen showing the consult content. The user can drag and drop to play the
videos and images in the list above for patient consultation.

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Information

If operating system of user’s PC is Windows 7 N edition and Media Player has not
installed yet, video for consultation does not play.
Please visit http://windows.microsoft.com, download Media Player 12 and install it.

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 Menu Button Properties

A D
B
Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Menu Button properties’.

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 Control Panel Properties

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Control Panel properties’.

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 Changing Layout

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Changing Layout’.

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 Guide 2.Selecting the consulting images in the cart

Note

Basic category includes basic information and videos necessary for patient counseling.
Favorite category includes the user’s preferred consultation video.
Recently List category includes the user’s most recently used images for counseling.

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 Guide 3. Editing the Cart

Note

The cart can add, change, and delete a category.

Within a category, the user can add new content or create a new folder.

Information

As the default setting, the Basic and Favorite category cannot add, change or delete.

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Adding a new Category

1. Click the [Edit] button in the Category window.

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2. The Edit window appears.

3. Select the category to add to a sub-category.

4. Click the [Add] button and Add Category window appears.

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5. Enter the name of the category the user desires.

6. Click the [Ok] button to generate the input category.

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Changinga category

1. Click the [Edit] button in the category window.

2. The Edit window appears.
3. Select the category to be modified.
4. Click the [Modify] button.

5. Enter the name of the category that the user wants to modify.
6. Press the[Enter] button on the keyboard to complete the name change.

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Deleting a category

1. Click the [Edit] button in the category window.

2. The Edit window appears.
3. Select the category to delete.
4. Click the [Delete] button.

5. The following delete window appears. Click the [Yes] button.

6. The category is deleted.

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Adding contents

1. Click the [Edit] button in the category window.

2. The Edit window appears.
3. Select the category to add new contents.
4. Click the [Add Content] button.

5. The following Select Content window appears.

6. Click the content to add and then click [Open].

7. The new content appears in the Preview window.

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8. Enter the name of the new content in the Name window.
9.After clicking the selected content, drag and drop the content on the category as
desired.
10.Adding a new content is complete.

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Adding content folder

1. Click the [Edit] button in the category window.

2. The Edit window appears.
3. Select the category to add the content folder.
4.Click the [Add Content Folder] button.

5. TheSelect Directory window appears as follows.

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 6.Locate and click the folder to be added.
7. Click [Choose Folder] and click the[Ok] button.
8. The added folder appears.

Tip

Change the folder name.

Double click the folder in the Edit window to change the name.

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 Guide 4. Tools in the Tool Bar

The Main Tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

Panning Move the image

Zooming Magnify the image

View Frame Capture Capture the View Frame area

Pointer Draw freely

Eraser Clear

DB Save Save in the database

Send Mail Send email

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 4-6. Report Tab

The Report Tab is provided to record and keep the diagnosis and counseling records. It
can be used as a chart to record images of the patient and treatment
description .Ez3D-i can send the report to the patient directly via email as a PDF file.

Guide 1. Configuring and modifying Report Tab Screen

Workspace properties

A is the screen that displays the captured images. Images captured by the user in the
View Frame area on each tab are listed.

B is the screen of the report that the user creates. Images or text can be added to
create the report.

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 Menu Button properties

A D
B
Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Menu Button properties’.

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 Control Panel properties

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Control Panel properties’.

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 Changing Layout

Note

Refer to 4-2 Guide 1‘Changing Layout’.

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 Guide 2.Creating a report

Inserting an image captured in the report

1. Drag and drop the image captured by the user from each tab in the image box of the
report.
2. The image is inserted on the report screen.

Entering the text in the report

1. Double click the report TEXT window to enter the text by the user.

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 Guide 3. Editing a report

Insertingan image box

1. Click the [Insert Image Box] button in the Editing window.

2. Click the location in the report to insert an image box.

3. A new image box is inserted into the report.

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 Insertinga text box

1. Click the [Insert Text Box] button in the Editing window.

2. Click the location on the report to insert a text box.

3. A new text box is inserted into the report.

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 Guide 4. Saving a report

1. After finishing a report, click the [Save Report] button.

2. The Save Report window appears as follows.

3. Enter a description of the report in [Comment].

4. Click the [Save] button to save the report.

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 Guide 5. Opening the report list

1.Click [Report List] in the bottom left corner of the screen.

2. The Open Report window appears as follows.

3. After selecting the report to import, click the [Open] button.

4. The selected report appears on the screen.

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 Guide 6. Setting the report page

Note

Set the report page.

The user can manually set the page orientation and page margin.

1. Click the[Page Setting] icon.

2. The Page Setting window appears as follows.

3. After selecting the orientation of report page and margins, click the [Ok] button.

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 Guide 7. Tools in the Tool Bar

Main Tools

Icons Designation Description of Features

New Report Create a new report

Export PDF Export as PDF

Print Print

E-mail Send email

Zoom Magnify

Horizontal Fit Fill up the screen from side to side

Vertical Fit Fill up the screen top and bottom

Page Add Add the page

Page Delete Delete the page

Page Setting Set up the page

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 5. Setting up Ez3D-i
Ez3D-i setting provides the user general preferences and conditions necessary to use the
software.
The MPR, Section, Implant, Consult, and Report tab can be set up according to the
convenience of the user.

Guide 1. Operating environment setting

1.1 General preferences

DB

Note

The user can set the location where the data is stored in the program.

Local DB is the PC database the user is currently using.

Remote DB is the database of another PC on the local network.

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Remote DB Setting

Note

The user can set the remote DB driver, IP address, and the DB server on the local
network.

PostgresSQL driver is the name of the remote driver that Ez3D-iutilizes.

DB Server IP Address is the IP address of the PC that the user is currently using.
File Server IP Address is the IP address of another PC on the Local Network.

3rd Party Software

Note

The user can set the linkage with Simplant and Nobel Guide.

Captured Image Save Option

Note

The user can set the save option to store captured image manually or automatically.

General

Note

The user can set the program’s language environment, tooth code, anddose unit.

Ez3D-i is provided in English, Korea, Japanese, Chinese, French, Russian, Portuguese,

German, Spanish, Italian, and Arabic.

The Tooth Code isprovided in Universal System and F.D.I System.

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 1.2 Email preferences

E-mail Company

Note

The user can set up an email account to be used.

Sender Information

Note

The user enters the email information of the sender such as the e-mail address, name,
and password. The user can send a test e-mail.

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Clinic Information

Note

The user can input the clinic information such as the name of the clinic, website address,
phone number, fax number, address, clinic logo, and image. The report reflects the
information entered.

Clinic Logo

Note

Once the clinic logo (PNG file) is registered, it appears at the bottom left of the Ez3D-i
screen by default.

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2.1 3D View preferences

3D Volume

Note

The user can set the 3D image preferences.

The Smart View Size is based on the actual size by double clicking the 3D image.
The 3D Volume Default Zoom is the default magnification when expanding the 3D image.

VR Coloring Adjustment

Note

The user can set the VR Coloring. The default value of transparency, brightness and
contrast also can be set.

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VR Display Quality

Note

High Quality setting determines the high quality 3D image resolution.

Performance setting determines the speed of 3D image rotation.

Level 1doubles the existing speed. Level 2 increasesthe speed 3-fold and Level 3
increasesthe speed by a factor of 4.

As the rotation speed increases, the image quality will be reduced while rotating.
However, a still image offers the highest quality.

3D MPR Plane

Note

In the MPR tab, the user can set the plane mark, type, and format for Axial, Sagittal,
and Coronal axis.
The color of type and form will be displayed the same color as Axial, Sagittal, Coronal
View screen.

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The Plane Type is set via [Outline]

>> Axial axisas the Green line

The Plane Type is set via [Plane]

>>Axial axis as Green Plane

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Direction Guide

Note

In the MPR tab, the user can set the guide type to show the direction of the 3D image.

>> Skull Guide Type >>Cube Guide Type

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Windowing

Note

DICOM Tag applies the Window Width and Window Level values that are stored in the
DICOM file.
The user can specify and set up the User Define directly.

MPR View

Note

The user can set the default thickness and the basic scale of the zoom in and out.

Multi Slice View

Note

The user can set the default thickness and spacing.

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Panorama View

Note

The user can set the default thickness, spacing, height, and the basic scale of zoom in
and out.

LB/ BL Display Option

Note

When the Apply LB/ BL element is selected, the display location of LB on the Section
View is changed depending on the basis of a slice which the user specified.

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Measurement

Note

The user can set the angle, length, and the default color profile.

Annotation

Note

The user can set the line color and style of Free Draw.
The user can set the memo color, background color, and transparency of the background
color.

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 Guide 3. Simulationpreferences setting

3.1 Implant preferences

Clipping View

Note

The user can set the existence of Plane mark, Plane type, and the default size.

Implant Fixture

Note

The user can set the auto / manual implant placement, primary color of implant, basic
color of crown.

Select [Auto] from the Implant Insert Option to place the implant automatically in the
MPR axis.
Select [Manual] so that the user can specify the location of the implant with the mouse.

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Canal

Note

The user can set the default diameter and base color of the Canal.

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Default Implant Set

Note

For the implant simulation, the user can set the default implant value according to the
number of teeth.

Implant List

Note

For the implant simulation,the user can set the implant company, product family, and
model name regarding the default implant value according to each tooth number.

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4.1 Consult Setting of the general preferences

Pointer

Note

The user can set the thickness and color of the pointer.

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 Guide 5. Report setting

5.1 Report setting of General preferences

Text Box

Note

The user can set the font type, font size, font color, background color, border style,
border color, and character array of the text box.

Image Box

Note

The user can set the border style, background color, and border color of the image box.

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Default Message

Note

The user can create and set the default message to be inserted in the report. The
message is embedded to appear in the footer of the template.

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 Appendix1.

While using Ez3D-i, Error Code can occur due to wrong connection with the server or the
network status. Please find the Error Code in the table below.

If the Error Code occured does not exist in the table below or the Error Code occurs
consistently, please cotact the customer service center.

No. Error Code Measures

Please check the status of network and connection with the
1 E3_ERR_CODE2 database server. After making sure the network connection
works normally, please reboot the PC.
Please check if VTFileManager is working normally and the
2 E3_ERR_CODE3
database connection setting is correct.
Failure to create a captured image occured. Please
3 E3_ERR_CODE4
restart the PC and try it again.
Please check if VTFileManager is working normally and the
4 E3_ERR_CODE6
database connection setting is correct.
Failure to create a captured image occured. Please
5 E3_ERR_CODE14
restart the PC and try it again.
6 E3_ERR_CODE15 Please restart the Ez3D-i.
Failure to create a captured image occured. Please
7 E3_ERR_CODE16
restart the PC and try it again.
Please test again by sending a test E-mail. Click the
Main Button and then, select Setting, Environment,
8 E3_ERR_CODE17 Linkage/Email Tab. After checking the information in
the text box of EMAIL SENDER is set, click the TEST
button. See if the test worked normally.
9 E3_ERR_CODE18 Please check if the Email address and other
10 E3_ERR_CODE19 information in Setting are correct.
11 E3_ERR_CODE20
12 E3_ERR_CODE21
13 E3_ERR_CODE22 Failure to connect to Implant DB occurred or database
14 E3_ERR_CODE23 setting is not correct. Please check the network status or
15 E3_ERR_CODE24 connection with the database server.
16 E3_ERR_CODE25
17 E3_ERR_CODE26
18 E3_ERR_CODE27 Please check the network status and the connection
19 E3_ERR_CODE28 with the File Server.
Implant data does not exist. Please check if implant data
20 E3_ERR_CODE33
exists on the server and try it again.
21 E3_ERR_CODE34 Please check if STL file for Crown exists.
22 E3_ERR_CODE35
Please check the network status and the connection
23 E3_ERR_CODE36
with the File Server
24 E3_ERR_CODE37
Please check the network status. Please test again by
sending a test E-mail. Click the Main Button and then,
select Setting, Environment, Linkage/Email Tab. After
25 E3_ERR_CODE47
checking the information in the text box of EMAIL
SENDER is set, click the TEST button. See if the test
worked normally.
26 E3_ERR_CODE50 Please check the network status and the connection with the

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27 E3_ERR_CODE51 database server.
28 E3_ERR_CODE52
29 E3_ERR_CODE53
30 E3_ERR_CODE54
31 E3_ERR_CODE55
32 E3_ERR_CODE56
33 E3_ERR_CODE57
34 E3_ERR_CODE58

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