The short answer: 3D Slicer is a free, open-source imaging platform that opens dental CBCT scans, shows them as slices and as a 3D volume,
The short answer: 3D Slicer is a free, open-source imaging platform that opens dental CBCT scans, shows them as slices and as a 3D volume,
The short answer: choose MicroDicom if you work on Windows, want a small viewer that opens a patient disc in a minute, and use it
The short answer: on a Mac, start with Weasis if you need a free open-source viewer that comes as a native installer for both Apple
The short answer: for opening a patient’s CBCT on a Windows PC, start with MicroDicom if the use is personal or educational, and look at
The short answer: open the study in a viewer that has an anonymise command, run it on a copy of the files, then open the
The short answer: put the disc in the drive, start MicroDicom, and use File > Open CD/DVD. If the disc has a DICOMDIR index file,
OsiriX Lite costs nothing to download, and it opens CT, CBCT and MRI studies on any recent Mac. What it is not is a free
An intraoral scan exported as STL is rarely ready for the printer. It is an open surface with a ragged edge where the scan stopped,
OsiriX Lite and MicroDicom are the two names that come up first when a dentist asks for a free DICOM viewer, and they rarely compete
This page is for dentists, practice managers and clinic IT staff who searched for free or open-source dental practice management software and want an honest
Autodesk ended development of Meshmixer with version 3.5 in 2018. The Windows 64-bit installer is still listed free on Autodesk’s Marketplace and still does the
This page is for dental researchers, postgraduate students, teachers and the IT people who support them: anyone who needs to do more with a CBCT