Document.
Compare.
Follow.
3DDA provides structured digital storage of dental models and treatment records, allowing different stages of treatment to be documented and compared over time.
Within the Jaw By Jaw™ concept, this creates a digital record of how the dental arches change throughout the sequential treatment process.
A digital history of the treatment.
3DDA — Digital Dental Archive — organizes digital dental models and treatment records so that clinicians can preserve, review and compare information from different treatment stages.
Digital Archiving
Dental models and treatment records are organized into a structured digital patient history.
3D Superimposition
Digital models from different stages can be superimposed to visualize changes over time.
Long-Term Follow-up
The digital archive preserves information that can be reviewed during and after treatment.
Not just the result.
The journey to the result.
A digital model represents one moment in time. A sequence of documented models creates a visual history of treatment.
Initial
The starting position of the dental arches is documented.
Stage 1
Changes during treatment of the first moving arch can be recorded.
Then Switch
The transition between the two Jaw By Jaw™ stages is documented.
Final
The final dental relationships can be compared with earlier stages.
Compare different moments in time.
Superimposition allows digital models from different treatment stages to be viewed together, making changes easier to visualize and document.
Digital follow-up for a sequential concept.
Because Jaw By Jaw™ is organized into distinct treatment stages, digital documentation can provide a structured way to follow the transition from one stage to the next.
Document the Starting Point
Preserve the initial digital models before active treatment begins.
Follow the First Arch
Document the development of the first actively treated dental arch.
Document the Switch
Record the stage at which the first arch is stabilized and the roles of the arches are reversed.
Compare the Outcome
Compare later digital models with earlier treatment stages as part of the long-term patient record.
One patient.
Multiple stages.
One digital history.
Instead of treating each scan or digital model as an isolated file, 3DDA organizes them as parts of a longitudinal treatment record.
This makes it possible to return to previous stages and review how the documented dental situation has changed over time.
3DDA supports documentation and comparison. Clinical decisions remain with the treating professional.
Digital models, superimpositions and treatment records provide information that can support clinical review and follow-up. Their interpretation and any resulting treatment decisions are the responsibility of the treating clinician.
Follow the treatment.
Not just the result.
Jaw By Jaw™ · SyncSplint® · 3DDA