Abstract

Introduction : In today's era of digital orthodontics, digital communication and presentation skills require regular updating. Case presentation and patient communication require an effort to manipulate digital records to be put in the unique digital case presentation format which is custom-made to fulfill one's own or institutional requirement. These digital templates can easily be made in Microsoft Word 2007 and then can be printed on suitable paper for permanent records. Problem: This methodical arrangement of photos, X-rays and cone beam computerized tomography (CBCT) stills in a single document is time consuming and difficult procedure for many. The presentation is not standardized for want of standardized template common for all patients. Method: A step-by-step guide to make customized digital case presentation template (DCPT) in MS Word 2007and its use is described in this article. Conclusion: Customized digital case presentation template (DCPT) is an easy method to make it once and use it forever. Template made in MS Word 2007 can be used as a tool for digital records presentation during routine teaching, PG exams and qualifying board exams. The template automatically resizes the photos and radiographs as per aspect ratio and fits the particular picture in prescribed dimensions in a tabular photomount format. Comments: This article aims at showing how to make a customized DCPT. Although not a universal standard for all; it can be customized for making guidelines or requirements for appearing/presenting at individual/institutional level like particular college, clinic or IBO.

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