Dental charting on the medical record. Built, and opening with its first dental practices.
On one record, each sees the other’s findings: an association, never a diagnosis.
Medical and dental, one patient. 1. The physician sees the A1c, trending down from 7.9% to 7.4%. 2. The hygienist charts 4–5 mm pockets and bleeding on probing. 3. On one record, each sees the other’s findings: an association, never a diagnosis. Illustrative, synthetic data.
Dental and medical records live apart. Perio findings rarely reach the physician; an A1c rarely reaches the hygienist.
Perio charting, chairside workflows and an operatory schedule on the medical record, so both clinicians see the whole patient.
Oral findings beside medications and labs. Associations shown, never diagnosed.
Assistant and hygienist entries staged, then confirmed by the dentist.
Optional lines like sleep screening, switched on per practice.
Dental coding stays closed until licensed CDT content is in place.
Every capability, labelled plainly.
A working session mapped to your organization.