Annotating images

Annotating images

Image annotation is a convenient way to jot down exam findings or items for follow-up.  Annotations can include text as well as shapes, and will be saved on the original image.

To annotate an image:
  1. Navigate to the applicable image in the patient's "Documents" folder.
  2. Click on the gear icon for that image and select the option to annotate
  3. Annotate the image as needed using the annotation tools at the top of the image
  4. Click "save" to save your images
Consider using actions to automatically include dental or body charts as part of your bundles.

Templates of dental or body charts can be stored in your attachments library.

* PDFs can not be annotated.*

Here. is  how the annotation works:


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