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Dolphin 3D

The Dolphin 3D software module is a powerful tool that makes processing 3D data extremely easy, enabling dentists to accurately diagnose and plan treatment. Dolphin 3D allows visualization and analysis of craniofacial anatomy from data produced by cone beam computed tomography (CBCT), MRI, medical CT and 3D facial camera systems. It is compatible with any system capable of generating a DICOM compliant data set including most GE medical devices; i-CAT; Kodak ILUMA; NewTom 3G, VG and 9000; Planmeca ProMax 3D; Sirona GALILEOS; Morita Accuitomo and Hitachi MercuRay. Features include high-quality, fast 3D rendering; the ability to easily detect impacted teeth; analyze, visualize and measure airways; produce comprehensive cross sections with Multiple Planar View (MPV); Precise volume orientation; 3D nerve marking; TMJ analysis; and create stunning, accurate cephalometric and panoramic radiographs.

Dolphin 3D

Operating System	Windows XP Pro/SP2 Windows 2003 Server
Program Type	Image Managment Software
Network Support	Yes
Key Features
Options
Image Types	3D volumetric data, MRI, medical CT and 3D facial camera images
3D Image Management	Yes
DICOM Conformance	Yes
TWAIN Interface
Software Plug-ins
Practice Management Software Interface
Reporting Capabilities
Cosmetic Treatment Simulation
Runtime Version for Distribution
Integrated Email
Morphing Capability	Yes
Treatment Planning	Yes
Diagnostic Tools
Support
Country of Manufacture	USA

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