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Interactive and IT-enabled learning environment - Planmeca Simulation Systems -

The modern dental education - Interactive and ITenabled learning environment Simulation PC Romexis

Teacher’s Workstation

Student Laptops

Simulation PC Romexis

LAN

Intra X-Ray Simulation PC Romexis

Romexis Server Database

The modern dental education -

Interactive and

IT-enabled learning environment • Planmeca’s approach • •

To create modern learning environment that simulates real treatment Features designed for university clinics and teaching hospitals (e.g. Micromotor speed limitation, He 99 waterline flushing done or not)

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Seamless integration of hardware and software To develop interactive tutoring and centralized advisory system that enables remote monitoring, management, and recording of all workplace activities

From simulation into a clinical environment b) Planmeca Interactive Digital Simulation free standing workplaces

a) Planmeca Advanced Simulation Workplace (bench simulation)

c) Clinical environment



The Planmeca all in one concept provides a comprehensive solution for preclinical, clinical and research environments due to its seamless hardware and software integration of all different dental treatment elements

Planmeca Advanced Simulation Workplace (bench simulation) •



Simulates a modern and ergonomically advanced high-tech dental unit Enables 2 or 4 handed work and it is instantly left & right convertible

Basic elements •

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Built on the Planmeca simulation desk system and Planmeca Compact i digital dental unit control system Delivery arm with height adjustment (no locking) Wide variety of electrically controlled instruments (same as for Planmeca Compact i) • all instrument hoses are provided with quick connectors • Instrument sharing is possible if the units are equipped with the instrument interfaces (pcb, cables) Balanced instrument arms

Basic elements • Instruments can be controlled either from • •

Digital foot control or Control panel

• Phantom head or Phantom torso with manual height adjustment •

The cast spring assisted height adjustment is released by pressing the foot lever which is located in the lower part of the metal gas spring enclosure

• Phantom head or torso

Basic elements – control panel



The control panel and foot control design are similar to those used in the clinical setting -> faster learning and smooth transition from preclinical to clinical environment

Seamless integration of modern technology • • • • • • •



PC LCD screen Keyboard Mouse tray – Ergonomic tray Left/right simulation suction arm and suction holder Integration with PlanLink Web cam

The simulation head and torso and simulation suction arm are mounted onto the sliding guide. This allows instant leftright convertability.

Simulation torso height adjustment and ergonomic setting

The torso height adjustment is done hygienically by foot • • •

Height adjustment for both the simulation head and delivery arm The height adjustment range for the torso meets ergonomic requirements for all students incl. Shortest and tallest The torso angulation can be adjusted from a lever, which is located on the left-hand side of the lower torso. The lever is within easy reach and does not require searching or leaning by the operators and provides smooth adjustment and positive locking of the angulation

End-of-the-day position •

Torso and simulation head can be positioned away •

Facilitates maintenance of the whole workplace



The storage position is with a torso upright in a 90 degree position



It is possible to completely remove the torso assembly •

Allows for conversion of the simulation station for alternative applications (technicians e.g.)

Planmeca Simulation desk system • •



Configurable table system Adapts to various needs • Use of phantom head • Use of torso • Left/right convertability Modularity • Easy layout planning

Planmeca Simulation desk system •

The surfaces of the benches are made of Corian •





Corian being nonporous stains can’t penetrate the surface Corian also resists burns and scratches and is easy to wipe clean Corian surfaces are completely renewable, cuts and scratches can be easily removed with a sanding pad

Dimensions



The minimum width of one workplace is 1100 mm

Dimensions

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The minimum depth of the double cell row is 1100 mm Grouping 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 16

Teacher centre • Dedicated Teacher Centre with space for additional equipment and connectability for Microscope imaging systems, LCD projector interface and voice communication • High resolution digital camera mounting for the teacher operating light for high quality transmission of images and live video to students and for documentation or learning material production purposes • Teacher desk can be customized to meet the needs of individual school. Some modular desk frame with integrated simulation system is used

Planmeca interactive digital simulation system (clinical simulation)



Next Step Simulation concept for Seamless transition from preclinical to clinical • •

A stand alone/independent double workplace Based on digital control system technology

Basic elements • Delivery arm with height adjustment • Wide variety of electrically controlled instruments • Balanced instrument arms • Digital footcontrol • Control panel for instrument control (spray, chip, rotation) • Phantom head or Phantom torso with motorized height adjustment • PC is integrated inside the simulation station

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Planmeca interactive digital simulation workplace supports over the patient delivery concept learning Motorized movement of the torso simulates well the clinical environment The height adjustment range also simulates the actual height adjustment range found in clinical units

Basic elements – control panel

Simulation torso height adjustment and ergonomic setting



The range measured from the floor to the upper incisors of the simulation head (torso in the horizontal position) is 70 cm – 115 cm

Stimulating learning platform Options: • The digital control system of the simulation system provides an electronic documentation tool for educational purposes (PlanLink) • Virtual patients and clinical cases can be created with Romexis / Digital Dental Record

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The Planmeca dental simulation system creates a stimulating learning platform All the necessary elements of modern dentistry can be included from the very early stage of dental training Education to all elements of the digital clinical setting from the very beginning

Cleaning the waterlines Options: • Waterline cleaning with Planosil cleaning agent

Planmeca Digital Intraoral Simulation • The upper and lower cabinets are of same width • The dimension of the upper cabinet is optimal allowing easy aiming of the tubehead • Both depth and height of the cabinet are bigger compared to previous model

• Intra X-ray is mounted on the ceiling of the cabinet • The new mounting allows aiming the tubehead correctly • The new mounting also enables turning the tubehead around

Otsikko • The free-standing jaw • Intra is the lower holderX-ray accepts mounted the head part of theon training The jawofholder the cabinet rotates • ceiling 360 new degrees around the • The mounting fixing point allows aiming the • The head position can be tubehead to correct adjusted vertically and positions the holder also allows • The new tilting the mounting head also enables turning -> all the necessary angles needed can be the tubehead around reached

USA, University of Maryland – ROOM B – University of Maryland 90 Planmeca Advanced Simulation Workplaces

USA, University of Maryland – ROOM C – University of Maryland 80 Planmeca Interactive Digital Simulation Systems

Finland, University of Turku, Institute of Dentistry – 15 simulation systems

Latvia, University of Riga – 21st May 2007 – 17 Planmeca Advanced Simulation Workplaces

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