The treatment step is a stage in establishing the treatment plan.

It provides functions such as step analysis, IPR, Overlap, Marker, Report, Attachment, Moved teeth, Tag, Collision detection, and Sculpt teeth to facilitate the rapid formulation of a treatment plan.

In This guide, we will explore the configuration of these functions.

Main function panel

In the Treatment step, the main functions are located on the left side, with the virtual setup list positioned at the top and the main function features situated at the bottom.

Step analysis

The selected step quantifies and provides the amount and direction of tooth movement compared to the previous step. Quick Guide➡️

Overlap

The function overlays and visualizes two selected steps from the generated step list. Quick Guide➡️

Report

The function automatically generates a report of the treatment plan created in the step list and exports it as a PDF file. Quick Guide➡️

Moved teeth

The function visualizes teeth that have moved compared to the previous step in yellow. It is used to identify teeth that have shifted during the movement. 

Collision detection

This function displays the occlusal status distance of adjacent and opposing teeth.

Numerical values are shown, indicating the degree of overlap with adjacent and opposing teeth, and the space distance with adjacent teeth is also displayed. Quick Guide➡️

IPR (Interproximal reduction)

This function creates space between teeth by deleting the tooth mesh to free up space. Quick Guide➡️

Marker

This function displays the linear movement of teeth compared to the previous step. Quick Guide➡️

Attachment

This function attaches attachments to the surface of teeth. Attachments can be positioned and sized according to preferences. 

Tag

This function creates text on the surface of the tooth model as a way to distinguish it when 3D printing the model. Quick Guide➡️

Sculpt teeth

This function is used to edit the mesh of teeth, primarily when manually restoring the side surfaces of teeth. 

Virtual setup list

The Virtual Setup List includes functions such as STL export, Step add, Step all delete, and Step divide.