Review Design

Review Completed Designs

You can view the design of all completed cases using thumbnails and the 3D viewer, and make edits if necessary. You can also check the internal values applied from the selected preset.

1. My designs

1.1 Flag

When the flag filter is turned on, only cases with the “Flagged” status are displayed in the list.

1.2 Case Name & Status

Displays the case name and status for each case. Cases are classified into the following statuses: Imported, Created, Modified, Confirmed, and Rejected.

• Imported: The mesh file exists, but the case could not be created.

• Created: The case has been successfully created.

• Modified: The case has been edited using the modification tool and saved.

• Confirmed: The user has clicked the Confirmed button.

• Rejected: The user has clicked the Rejected button.

1.3 Restoration

Displays the design status of each case. Design progress is categorized as: Designed, Remaining, or Undefined.

• Undefined: No abutments were detected.

• Designed: The case contains one or more design meshes.

• Remaining: Abutments have been detected, but no design mesh exists.

1.4 Model/Die status

Displays the model/die generation status for each case. The status is classified as: No model, Model designed, No die, Remaining die, or Die designing.

• No model: The model has not been generated.

• Model designed: The model has been generated.

• No die: No dies have been generated.

• Remaining die: Among all currently defined abutments, at least one abutment does not have a generated die.

• Die designing: For all currently defined abutments, all dies have been generated.

1.5 Thumbnails

Thumbnails are displayed differently depending on the case status and design stage.

2. Modification Tools

2.1 3D view

View the completed design in a 3D viewer.

Quick Guide

When clicked, the Case Share dialog will open. You can copy and share the case link.

When you open the link, the design results can be reviewed through the viewer interface.

2.2 Modify

If editing is required, click Modify to open the design in Dentbird Crown and begin the modification process.

2.3 Parameters

View the initial internal values applied to the design.