How to Know if You Have a Good, Repeatable T-Scan Recording

In this video, Shane Varga, T-Scan Regional Sales Manager with Tekscan, shares important tips for interpreting your T-Scan data, and whether you captured a good, repeatable recording. You'll learn: 

• How to interpret whether your patient is applying the same amount of force from bite-to-bite
• How to identify unusual changes between the left-and-right sides of the patient's mouth

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How to Create a New Patient Record in T-Scan Novus Software

In this video, Stephen Moniz, Regional T-Scan Sales Manager for Tekscan, covers step-by-step instructions for creating a patient recording, including: 

• How to make adjustments on the upper and lower-tooth charts
• How to designate the patient's individual teeth for crowns, implants, removed teeth, and other statuses

For more info, also check out How to know the sensor sensitivity is set properly and record patient data.

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How to Use the Sensitivity Wizard in T-Scan Software

In this video, Stephen Moniz, T-Scan Regional Sales Manager with Tekscan, Inc., shows you how to set T-Scan sensor sensitivity using the Sensitivity Wizard in T-Scan software.

The Sensitivity Wizard is a time-saving feature that helps you start scanning patients quickly, and get good, reliable data.

For more info, also check out How to know the sensor sensitivity is set properly and record patient data.

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How to Set T-Scan Sensitivity and Record Patient Data

In this video, Shane Varga, Regional Sales Manager for T-Scan with Tekscan, Inc., explains:

• How to know the sensor sensitivity is set properly
• What you should look for when performing test bites with your patient
• How to begin and stop patient bite recordings

For a more advanced tip, check out How to Know if You Have a Good, Repeatable T-Scan Recording

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Setting up Arch & Quadrants in T-Scan Software

In this video, Shane Varga, Regional T-Scan Sales Manager for Tekscan, demonstrates how dentists can use the Arch & Quadrants feature in T-Scan software to:

• Analyze contacts from canine-to-canine, molar-to-molar, etc.
• How to correlate your timeline to posterior and anterior contacts

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How to Create a Patient Report in T-Scan Software

In this video, Stephen Moniz, Regional T-Scan Sales Manager for Tekscan, takes you through the process of exporting patient reports in T-Scan Software. Patient reports are great for patients to pass along to doctors or specialists.

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How Do I Set Up My T-Scan Novus Handpiece

In this video, Shane Varga, Regional T-Scan Sales Manager for Tekscan, shares fundamental instructions for setting up your T-Scan Novus handpiece, including:

• How to connect the sensor support
• How to know your T-Scan sensor is connected correctly to the T-Scan handpiece

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Is Tekscan software Windows 11 compatible?

Yes, all Tekscan software including T-Scan Dental has been tested and is fully compatible with Windows 11. 

Here are the full system requirements.

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Can I use the F-Scan64 system with pediatric patients?

It’s possible that an older child could fit into the smallest sensor size, which is a US Women’s 5.5 – 6.5, therefore allowing use with some pediatric patients. For those pediatric patients with smaller feet, we recommend the F-Scan system as the sensor can be trimmed down to the smallest size of Girls Size 2 (US).   

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What maintenance do I need to perform on the F-Scan64?

Sensors should always be disinfected with a 70% Isopropyl Alcohol solution after each use. To do this, slightly dampen a cloth with the alcohol solution, careful not to soak or saturate the cloth. Then wipe the sensor. 

Sensors should always be stored flat in either the system box or some other protective cover. Improper storage can adversely affect sensor life. 

Sensor Replacement/Disposal: Always dispose of sensors in accordance with Regional guidelines pertaining to medical biohazardous waste. 

A sensor can be reused either with different subjects after cleaning (requiring the same size sensor) or during a series of tests with the same subject. Sensor life is reduced if the sensor gets wrinkled or folded during use. 

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