Welcome to Prahsys Tutorials. Before you open your first scan in PrognosiX, there are two quick steps: a short orientation, and a few questions about your devices.

To open a scan, click it in the Scans list. The first time you open a scan, PrognosiX shows its orientation. It covers what the AI does, what it doesn't do, and what stays your responsibility. You only need to read it once. First, the AI is a second set of eyes. It helps you read the scan, but you make the call. Second, always read the CBCT yourself. Use the overlay to double-check your reading, never to replace it. Third, the overlay shows just one thing, the pulp. If it seems to mark anything else, that's a mistake. Fourth, it does not identify the inferior alveolar nerve or the mandibular canal. Locate those yourself on the CBCT. And fifth, it's built for ages twelve and up. During the current study period, PrognosiX is investigational, for evaluation on de-identified data only. It is not FDA cleared. If a result looks wrong, report it from the Enhancements menu. When you've read it, click I have read and understood.

Next, if your practice hasn't answered them yet, PrognosiX asks a few questions about the devices you'll use, so it can make sure the software works well on your equipment. It's asked only once, for the whole practice. Check every type of device you'll use. Then, for the one you'll mainly use to review scans, choose how you use it, its screen size, and roughly how powerful it is. Click Continue, and your scan opens.

That's everything before your first scan. Next, PrognosiX gives you a quick tour of the scan page. If you have questions, click the chat bubble in the bottom corner to message our support team. We're happy to help. Thanks for watching Prahsys Tutorials.