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Dental & Oral Surgery

AI-native revenue cycle for dental and oral surgery.

Radiograph interpretation, payer-ready narratives and CDT coding power accurate claims for extractions, implants and oral surgery—without changing how your team works.

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Dental team treating a patient in an oral surgery operatory

Radiograph review active

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  • Lower cost to collect
  • Faster collections and cash flow
  • Denials prevented, not appealed

From radiograph to payment

  1. 01

    Step 1: Capture

    Exam notes, intraoral photos and radiographs are captured with the visit.

  2. 02

    Step 2: Radiograph read

    AI interprets PA, panoramic and CBCT findings for each treated tooth.

  3. 03

    Step 3: Narrative drafted

    A payer-ready clinical narrative is written from the image findings.

  4. 04

    Step 4: Provider review

    The dentist or oral surgeon confirms findings and codes.

  5. 05

    Step 5: CDT coding & claim

    CDT codes, medical crosswalks and required attachments go out together.

  6. 06

    Step 6: Payment

    Cleaner first-pass claims and faster payment on surgical cases.

AI reads the x-ray. The provider approves the narrative.

Findings from the panoramic and periapical films become a structured clinical narrative and suggested CDT codes. The dentist or oral surgeon reviews flagged details, confirms accuracy and approves — then the claim goes out with the attachments payers expect.

  • Narratives tied to the image

    Every sentence of medical necessity maps back to a radiographic finding.

  • Provider in control

    Review, edit and approve CDT codes before anything is billed.

  • Saves chairside time

    Focused review instead of dictating extraction and implant narratives.

  • Secure and compliant

    Approvals logged with a complete audit trail.

Clinical narrative

Surgical extraction, tooth #17

Complete

Panoramic radiograph

#17 highlighted

UR · UL · LL · LR

Findings → narrative

Panoramic•Tooth #17

Full bony mesioangular impaction. Apex approximates the superior border of the inferior alveolar canal.

PA #17•Bone coverage

Crown completely enclosed in bone. No occlusal exposure. Follicular space enlarged.

Clinical•Soft tissue

Recurrent pericoronitis on the distal of #17. Patient reports intermittent trismus.

Proven financial impact for dental and oral surgery

Increase in collections

5–15%

Increase in collections

Reduction in days to payment

20–40%

Reduction in days to payment

Reduction in denials

30–50%

Reduction in denials

ROI within the first year

3–7x

ROI within the first year

Purpose-built capabilities for dental revenue cycle