React-Odontogram-Modul is a simple app that helps dental professionals and students create detailed dental charts. The tool uses a clear and modern design to make marking teeth and noting dental conditions easy. You don't need any programming skills to use it.
This application is built with React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS. It fits seamlessly into existing dental systems or can be used on its own.
- User-friendly Interface: Easy to understand and navigate, even for new users.
- Fully Customizable: Adjust colors, tooth layouts, and labels to suit your needs.
- Supports Dental Standards: Works with common dental notation systems like FDI and Zsigmondy-Palmer.
- Lightweight and Fast: Loads quickly and uses little memory.
- Detailed Tooth Marking: Mark caries, missing teeth, and other dental conditions.
- Responsive Design: Works well on desktops, tablets, and mobile devices.
- Open Source: You can check the code or contribute improvements.
To use React-Odontogram-Modul, your device should meet these basic needs:
- Operating System: Windows 10 or later, macOS 10.15 or later, or any recent Linux distribution.
- Browser: Latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari. No installation needed beyond your browser.
- Internet Connection: Required only to download the app. After downloading, it can work offline.
- Screen Size: Works best on screens wider than 1024 pixels, but adjusts for smaller devices.
No additional software or drivers are needed.
Follow these steps to download and start using React-Odontogram-Modul.
Click this button to go to the download page:
On the releases page, look for the latest version. It will usually be at the top of the list and contain the newest features and fixes.
Depending on your device, download the file that matches your system:
- For Windows: Look for a
.exefile. - For macOS: Look for a
.dmgor.zipfile. - For Linux: Look for
.AppImageor.tar.gzfiles.
If you are unsure, choose the .zip file, which can be extracted easily.
- Windows: Double-click the
.exefile and follow the installation prompts. - macOS: Open the
.dmgfile and drag the app to your Applications folder. - Linux: Follow the instructions in the included README or see the section below.
After installation, open the app from your Start menu, Applications folder, or desktop shortcut.
You can visit this page anytime to download the app or check for updates:
Download React-Odontogram-Modul
If you need help installing or running the app, here are some tips:
- After downloading, double-click the
.exefile. - If Windows asks about security, click "More Info" and then "Run Anyway".
- Follow the setup steps until the app installs.
- Find the app in your Start menu.
- Open the downloaded
.dmgfile. - Drag the React-Odontogram-Modul icon to your Applications folder.
- Eject the
.dmgfile. - Open the app from Applications.
- Extract the downloaded archive (e.g.,
.tar.gz). - Read the included README for specific instructions.
- You may need to make the app executable by running
chmod +x [filename]in the terminal. - Run the app by double-clicking or from the terminal.
Once you open the app, you will see a clean diagram showing teeth. Here’s how to use the main features:
- Click on a tooth to select it.
- Choose a condition like "caries," "missing," or "filled" from the sidebar.
- The tooth's color or icon will change to reflect your choice.
- Use the settings menu to switch between FDI, Zsigmondy-Palmer, or other standards.
- The tooth labels will update accordingly.
- Open the customization tab to change colors or toggle labels.
- Save your settings to keep them next time.
- Use the export option to save your odontogram as an image or PDF.
- You can also copy a link to share the chart with colleagues.
Yes, if you want, the tool can run inside a web browser. Check the repository for hosted versions or instructions.
Yes. The app runs locally on your device and does not upload your data unless you choose to share.
Yes. The app adjusts for mobile screens, but it is best used on tablets or larger devices for ease.
Visit the GitHub Issues page to report problems or ask questions.
React-Odontogram-Modul does not collect or send your data anywhere. All charts are saved locally unless you export or share them.
If you want to know more about odontograms or dental notation systems, here are some terms to explore:
- FDI Notation: A standard tooth numbering system used worldwide.
- Zsigmondy-Palmer System: An older but precise way to number teeth.
- Caries: Tooth decay.
- Tailwind CSS: A styling tool used in the app for fast and simple design.