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DR. LEVIN'S PHI DENTAL GRIDSoftware User GuideDr. Levin's Phi Dental Grid, developed by PhiMatrix, is an authorized software implementation of Dr. Eddy Levin's copyrighted dental grids, which apply the principles of the golden proportion to dental aesthetics. When you launch the Phi Dental Grid software, you will see the following:
The Phi Dental Grid overlays images displayed in any other program on your PC, allowing you to use your favorite photo viewer or editor to display your photos. ACCESSING THE TOOLBOX To access the toolbox, just hover the mouse over the Toolbox button in the upper right hand corner and the following panel will display:
TOOLBOX OPTIONS Once the toolbox panel is displayed, the program offers the following features and options:
USING THE PROGRAM This example assumes you are analyzing the right side of the mouth, or in other words, working on the left side of the photographic image. Click and drag the program application at the title bar to align the bottom right corner of the grid with the bottom inside corner of the central tooth. If desired, enable the top and bottom horizontal grid lines to identify the placement of the upper lip and nose. Click and drag the top border of the application window so that the grid aligns with the upper line of the central tooth and, if applicable in your photo, the upper lip line and bottom of the tip of the nose. Click and drag the left border of the application window so that the grid aligns with outside of the smile. The program will show the most aesthetically pleasing dimensions of the central, lateral, canine and pre-molar teeth, as illustrated in the photo below.
Once the analysis of the image is complete, click on the Screen Shot button to save the image and grid overlay to file in either BMP, JPG or GIF format. Most mouths are not symmetrical. To analyze both sides of the mouth, use the Screen Shot button to save an analyzed image of one side of the mouth. Next display that analyzed image, and set the Toolbox option to "Flip Verticals" to analyze the opposite side of the mouth, as shown in the photo below. Adjust the border size or change the grid color to get the desired effect.
HIDING AND DETACHING THE TOOLBOX When the toolbox is hidden, hover the mouse over the word Toolbox to display the toolbox and its options. To hide the toolbox again, just move the mouse anywhere outside Toolbox. At your option, you can set the toolbox to hidden or always showing. You can also detach or attach the toolbox from the PhiDental application and place it elsewhere on the PC desktop. To hide / unhide the toolbox, click on the little pushpin icon in the upper right corner of the toolbox. When the pushpin icon is pointing left, the toolbox will automatically hide itself when not in use. When the pushpin icon is pointing down, the toolbox will always be displayed, either inside the application itself or outside the application on the desktop.
With the pushpin icon pointing down and the Toolbox always displayed, you can detach the toolbox from the application by double click the mouse on the golden ToolBox title area or click and drag it. The toolbox is then separated from the application and can be placed anywhere on the desktop. When attached, and in always display mode (pushpin icon pointing down), the toolbox can be moved completely outside the application to the desktop. It can also be anchored to the top, bottom, left or right side of the application itself by clicking and dragging on the title bar of the Toolbox and then dragging it. While dragging the tool box, move the mouse pointer to the arrows shown to indicate the top, bottom, left or right side of the application window, as shown below, and then release the mouse to anchor the toolbox.
REGISTRATION Dr. Levin's Phi Dental Grid is distributed with a free trial but is not free
for ongoing use. We appreciate your support and registration over a secure
server at: https://www.regnow.com/softsell/nph-softsell.cgi?item=11884-3 Please send any comments, suggestions or bug reports or get the most recent version at http://www.phimatrix.com/dental CREDITS Dr. Levin's Phi Dental Grids are copyright 1978 by Dr. Eddy Levin. The PhiMatrix software application of the Dental Grids is copyright 2004, Gary B. Meisner. Software development is by Jeewa Perera.
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