Introduction -- Armamentarium -- Using the camera -- Positioning & shot 1: smile -- Shot 2: left lateral & shot 3: right lateral -- Shot 4: E position -- Shot 5: rest position -- Shot 6: smile chin down -- Shot 7: smile profile -- Shooting with retractors -- Shot 8: retracted frontal -- Shot 9: retracted left lateral -- Shot 10: retracted right lateral -- Shot 11: retracted frontal in occlusion -- Shot 12: Retracted left lateral in occlusion -- Shot 13: retracted right lateral in occlusion -- Positioning reminder -- Shot 14: upper occlusal & shot 15: lower occlusal -- Positioning continued -- Shot 16: full face -- Training your staff -- Using your computer -- Saving your photos to disc -- Final thoughts.
Summary:
"Digital photography is a key component for diagnosis, treatment planning, case presentation, and marketing your practice. This DVD will take you through the key camera settings, patient positioning, creating a file in your computer, and a great way to store images. It is designed for both the doctor and the team to standardize the photographic process within your practice."--Container
This resource is supported by the Institute of Museum and Library Services under the provisions of the Library Services and Technology Act as administered by State Library of Iowa.