Help Center

The Help Center gives you short, practical guides for the screen you're working on in Titan. Instead of searching through the whole manual, you open the help for what's in front of you: the tab you're on, the window that's open, the tool you're using.

Open help from Titan

In any Titan screen, press F1.
A small window lists the help topics for what's open on your screen. If the screen has no specific topic yet, the window offers this page.
Click a topic. Its guide opens in your web browser.

On many Mac keyboards, the top row controls brightness and volume. Hold Fn and press F1.

F1 works even while you're typing in a text field or have a window open. It waits only while Titan is showing a message that needs your answer, or a loading screen.

Doctor Dashboard guides

Doctor Dashboard: the home screen after you log in, its tabs, and how to switch between your offices.
Patients List: find, sort, and label your patients, add notes and external IDs, and open a patient.
Planning List: your office's plannings, from drafts to finished plans, and how to open them.
Printing Queue: follow your print orders from the queue to delivery.
Shipments: the packages on their way, and how to track them.
Finances: your credit balance, lab prices, transactions, and statements.
Remote Labs: find partner labs, compare their prices, and subscribe to them.
Doctor Profile: your personal and contact details, and the offices you belong to.
Office Management: office details, staff invitations, roles, and notifications.
Account Menu: the ⋮ menu — add a patient, move patients between offices, settings, credits, about, and logout.
Buy Credits: top up your wallet to pay for plannings and printing.

Settings guides

Workspace: tooth numbering and display, treatment defaults, printing and materials, and the star-rating names.
Connections & Sharing: the shared planning link, labs white labeling, and scanner, printer and notification integrations.
System: autosave, keyboard shortcuts, the interface language, and the app's version and regulatory identifiers.

Patient Dashboard guides

Patient Dashboard: a patient's own page — photos, X-rays, medical information, and the "+" button to start a treatment.
Add Patient: create a new patient and start their plan.
Photo Gallery: import, arrange, and edit a patient's photos and X-rays.
Medical Information: record a patient's allergies, medications, conditions, history and referrals.
Dental Chart: mark teeth as missing, a veneer, an implant or a bridge.
Findings: the patient's diagnosis summary — chief complaints and the problems found.
Treatment card: a treatment's progress and print status, and its ⋮ menu — print, export, share, duplicate, and more.
Scan cards: the Dental Scan, Face Scan and CT Scan cards — open a scan, set its date, or delete it.
Notes, checkups and photos: the Note, Checkup and Photo Progress cards on the timeline.

Printing guides

Create a print order: turn a treatment into a print order, or just export STL files.
Open and advance a print order: follow an order through its stages, record steps, and ship.
Export STL: save a treatment's printable models to files, without placing an order.

Planning guides

Create a planning order: turn a case into a planning order — records, planning questions, where it's planned, and ordering.
Follow and approve a planning: follow a plan's status, read the lab's versions, and approve or request changes.

3D Viewer guides

Select Dental Scan: pick which of the patient's dental scans to work on, open its saved versions, or start a new one.
Load Models: import the upper and lower arches from a file or a scanner website, and the Fix Model / Download tools.
Orientation: square the scan to the bite and midline — Detect, Reset, Rotate, Flip, and the camera views.
Dental Scan: the first phases of the 3D viewer — import the arches, orient the model to the bite, and trim the scan surface.
Add Teeth: place a point on each crown — Detect per arch, Detect All, Delete, and showing a hidden arch.
Segmentation: separate each tooth — Auto Detect (All / Gum), straight gums, the brush, and Show scan color.
Identify Teeth: name and number the teeth — Auto Detection, the teeth chart, hand corrections, and Move Midline.
Teeth Root: the Roots, Spaces and Sculpt tabs — root length and axes, interproximal spaces, and the sculpting brushes.
Align in Face: place the dental scan inside the face or CT scan — Detect Orientation, the opacity sliders, and Outline / Colors.
3D Toolbar: the row of tools along the top of the viewer — visibility, measurements, records, and how to customize it.
Diagnosis: the diagnosis step — the Problems and ABO tabs, editing the findings, and printing the clinical report.
Clinical Report: the patient's clinical report — the Summary, Facial, Skeletal and Dental sections, and the PDF export.
Measurements: the measurement and analysis popup — tooth widths, Bolton, arch length, overjet, symmetry and more, with gizmos shown on the model.
Camera views: the camera-orientation bar on the right of the viewer — snap to front, back, side, top or bottom, and show one arch at a time.
Setup: the treatment setup phase — move the teeth to their final position with the arch, IPR, occlusal and root tools.
Staging: the staging phase — sequence the movement into aligner steps with the timeline at the bottom of the viewer.
IPR: the interproximal-reduction tool — the amount of enamel to remove between each pair of teeth and the step to do it by.
Ideal Arch: the reference arch-form curve to line the teeth up against — symmetry, curve of Spee, and moving the teeth onto the spline.
Occlusal Contacts: the bite-contact map showing where the upper and lower teeth meet, to check the occlusion while you plan.
Root Awareness: the roots shown while you move the teeth — teeth axis, root-collision warnings, and the movement heatmaps.

More help

New guides are added as more screens get Help Center topics. For everything else, browse the full User Manual. You can also reach the Titan team from the in-app bug reporter and the community channels listed under Support.