Import Single Images
Use the Single Import feature to add one or more individual images to a patient folder. This feature is especially useful for
You can open this feature in multiple ways: Use the method that's most convenient for you.
Ribbon Bar
- From the Imaging section of the 
Single Import.
Right-Click Imaging Layout - While viewing a patient's images, right-click an image you want to replace and select Single Import.
ALT+Drag Image - You can launch the Single Import window by holding down the ALT key on your keyboard and dragging an image onto an imaging layout.
Choose the patient, timepoint, date, and image type or layout to add your image(s) to. Then, if you are using Single Import or Auto Import, select the Import Path where the image(s) are located. If you are scanning the image(s), you can ignore the Import Path.
To change the patient to work with, click in the Patient field to open Fast Find and search for a different patient. This provides an efficient way to work with multiple patients in one session.
Choose the timepoint for this image, or type a new timepoint unique to this patient.
If you are importing into a new timepoint, enter the date the image(s) were taken. This date will be applied to all future images you import into this timepoint. If you cannot enter a date, images have already been imported into this time point.
Timepoint / Image Dates - Although all images in a timepoint have the same timepoint date, you can edit the date an individual image was taken via the Edit > Image Properties tool.
Single Images - When you use Single Import, or Scan to add a single image to the patient folder, you choose the image type you are adding to the layout. If you right-clicked a layout to launch Single Import, that image type is selected by default.
Multiple Images - When you use Auto Import or Multi-Scan to add multiple images to the patient folder, you choose the layout to use to import those images. Note that only the image types specified in the selected layout will be Auto Imported, even if the image list includes other image types.
Overwrite Warning - If an image already exists for an image type in this timepoint, you will see a 
Warning icon in the preview section of the window. You can hover over the icon to view the existing image.
If you are using Single Import or Auto Import, choose the location of this patient's original images. You can click the dropdown button to select from a list of paths you've used on this workstation, or click [...] to browse to a different location if needed. You then see a list of the images found in that folder. You can ignore the Import Path and list of images when you are using Scan or Multi-Scan to add one or more image(s) to the patient folder.
To import an existing image, use the list at the bottom of the screen, which shows you the images in the Import Path. You can optionally type all or part of the image filename in the Search field, or use the 
Wizard icon to search for images in the path that include the patient's last name. Or, click Scan from the Imaging ribbon bar to launch your scanner. Your chosen image or newly scanned image then appears at the right of the window.
A preview of your selected image(s) appears at the right of the window. You can move, rotate, and edit images before importing them into the patient record.
Edit Images - While editing an image, you can use the icons in the Editing Tools section of the Imaging ribbon bar to move, re-size, manually rotate, and remove red eye from patient images.
Image Actions - While editing an image, you can use the tools in the Actions section of the Imaging ribbon bar to change the image orientation, manipulate image resolution, and access image and time point properties. The Actions tools also provide you with a way to reverse or re-apply changes you have made to your images.
Image Adjustment - While in imaging Edit mode, you can use the slider bars in the Adjustments section of the Imaging ribbon bar to manually adjust the brightness, gamma, saturation, contrast, and hue values of your images.
Image Options - While in imaging Edit mode, you can use the tools in the Options section of the Imaging ribbon bar to enable / disable viewing tools that are designed to help make editing more accurate.
Click 
Import from the General section of the Imaging ribbon bar to save your selections and begin the import process.
If you are importing an image (or images) that will overwrite an existing image in this time point, you must confirm your action before continuing.
Link X-Ray Image to Tooth Chart
When you Single Import or Scan an image into an image type you have flagged as an X-Ray Location, you will be prompted to select the tooth or teeth to link to the image. You can use the Bitewing buttons on the tooth chart graphic to enable the most commonly included teeth, or click one or more teeth to link to the image. When you are finished, click Ok to continue importing the image into the patient folder.
X-Ray Location Image Type - You can only link the patient 's tooth chart with image types that have the X-Ray Location property enabled: Image types with this property disabled will omit this step of the Single Import process. See "Image Types Editor" for details.
No Overwrite Warning - When you Single Import or Scan an X-Ray Location image to a patient folder, you will not see any overwrite warning, even if an image has already been imported into the image type for this timepoint. Each X-Ray Location image you import is simply added to the patient's Imaging index, as well as linked to the patient's tooth chart.
Keep or Delete Original Images
After images are imported, you see a completion notification dialog. If the "Delete After Import" option in your Imaging User Options is set up to either retain original images or delete original images, you simply see a notice that the process is complete. However, if the "Delete After Import" option is set up to prompt you before deleting original images, select either Yes or No to direct the handling of the original images.
