Fewer forgotten procedures
Unfinished plan items and unapproved estimates are on the desk every morning.
Dental clinics and hospitals
A visual odontogram, treatment plans with estimates the patient approves, pending procedures, laboratory cases with due dates, imaging beside the chart, and a recall list that fills the chair next month.
A day in the dental practice
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The dental desk opens on who is in the chair, who is next, and which plans have unfinished items.
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Mark findings on the odontogram, build the plan by tooth and procedure, and print or send the estimate for approval.
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Procedure statuses change in Edit mode only; crowns and dentures go to a lab case with a due date and shade.
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Recalls and follow-ups fill the diary; progress and pending balance sit together on the patient's card.
Included with the specialty
Declare the specialty at onboarding and its suite is included on every plan. Your medical specialty is never a surcharge.
See how plans workWhat changes
Unfinished plan items and unapproved estimates are on the desk every morning.
Every case has a due date; overdue cases show before the patient arrives.
The pending balance sits beside the plan's progress, so collection is a conversation, not a surprise.
Questions
Yes. The odontogram uses FDI tooth numbers and marks findings per tooth.
A plan produces an estimate; the patient's approval is recorded before procedures start, and the balance updates as items complete.
Yes. The chart is the patient's; each dentist's work is signed and audited.
No. Declare dental at onboarding and the suite is included on any plan.
See it on your workflow
Configured around your departments, roles and workflows, using synthetic data. Tell us your doctors and bed count and we show the relevant screens and a clear rollout scope.