Overview
Every screen is shaped around dental work: an FDI-numbered chart with per-surface selection, a treatment history per individual tooth, a periodontal chart, and x-rays attached to the tooth itself — not generic fields renamed after teeth.
What you get
- Anatomical FDI chart with per-surface selection
- Treatment history for each individual tooth
- Periodontal charting
- X-rays attached to a tooth, not just to the file
How it works
- 1
The chart
Pick the tooth and surface on an anatomical diagram; the finding is recorded against that tooth, not buried in free text.
- 2
Per-tooth history
Open any tooth and see everything that happened to it in order — treatments, x-rays, notes.
- 3
Perio and imaging
A separate periodontal chart, and x-rays linked to the tooth so before/after comparison stays where it belongs.
Why clinics care
- Faster charting, because the screen asks what the dentist is already thinking
- A clearer record when a case is reviewed or disputed
- Cleaner handover between dentist and assistant