The repetitive operations
- open the intraoral scan platforms;
- identify the new cases available;
- download the necessary files;
- check that nothing is missing;
- file each case in the right place.
Digital impressions at the laboratory
Receive digital impressions without scattering the files
Digital impressions speed up the relationship between the dental practice and the laboratory, but they also create a new workflow to monitor: multiple platforms, files to download, documents to print, folders to file and cases to check.
The real workflow
A digital case isn’t just an STL file
Depending on the platform and the practice, a case can include several elements: scan, STL, PLY, OBJ, PDF, treatment sheet, patient information or order reference. The laboratory needs to find all of it quickly.
Local organization
Good filing makes the case usable by production
A received file only has value if it lands in the right folder, with a name the team can understand and a clear reference.
01
By practitioner
Grouping cases by practice or practitioner makes daily follow-up and exchanges easier.
02
By patient
A clear patient folder reduces confusion between scans, documents and successive versions.
03
By date or case code
A stable reference makes it possible to find the right case even when several files arrive at the same time.
AutoLabFlow
Centralize reception without hiding the checks that matter
AutoLabFlow monitors the configured digital workflows, retrieves the accessible files and files them into the laboratory’s local organization. Incomplete or ambiguous cases can stay visible for review.
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Demonstration
Let’s see how your digital impressions arrive today
Tell us your platforms, your approximate volume and your filing method. The demonstration can then focus on your actual workflow.