Access Scan Training Mode in Chairside

The information provided in this article is intended for use by licensed dental and healthcare professionals only, for informational purposes only, and does not constitute medical or dental advice or replace clinical judgement. The treating clinician bears sole responsibility for all diagnostic and therapeutic decisions made in connection with patient care.

Overview: Scan Training Mode in Chairside allows users to practise scanning workflows and software navigation without creating live lab orders. Use this mode to build proficiency and train new team members before live patient appointments.

Overview of Scan Training Mode

Scan Training Mode provides a simulated environment to experience a typical order workflow. This feature is intended for doctors, assistants, and hygienists to practise speed and accuracy. While practising in Scan Training Mode, a permanent banner displays at the top of the screen to indicate the session is a training order.

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C&B Workflow

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Benefits of Using Training Mode

  • Train New Staff: Familiarise new team members with the scanning software and process before they handle real cases.

  • Test New Scanning Workflows: Learn the specific requirements for different lab products without the pressure of a live case.

  • Skill Enhancement: Hone scanning abilities and build confidence without relying on patient appointments.

Access Instructions for Scan Training Mode

  1. Navigate to the Chairside home screen.

  2. Select the button labelled Training mode.

  3. Choose the specific workflow type you wish to practise, such as the Crown and Bridge (C&B) workflow.

Successful Scanning Best Practices

  • Dry and Clear Surfaces: Verify that all adjoining tooth surfaces are smooth and dry to ensure optimal data capture.

  • Methodical Scanning: Move the scanner slowly and thoroughly to capture comprehensive data.

  • Review in HD: Use the HD Scans feature in Chairside to inspect interproximal contacts and scan quality.

Instructions for Use

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