AI FOR DENTISTS
Vea cada tratamiento en contexto y deje claras las indicaciones para el paciente
Itaca reúne la conversación, los antecedentes y los procedimientos que usted documenta para preparar borradores revisables. También le ayuda a consultar fuentes y a elaborar indicaciones para el paciente.
MORE THAN DOCUMENTATION
A platform for dental consultation and its continuity
Document evaluation, procedure, indications, and controls without relying on a generic tool.
Documentation while attending
Organize reason, history, allergies, medication, location, described examination, procedure, materials, indications, and plan into a reviewable draft.
Context between meetings
Compare symptoms, treatments, response, function, and pending items by piece or area between consultations.
Documents to continue the work
Prepare instructions, descriptive estimates, references, certificates, or summaries based on the information that has already been confirmed. Learn about the documents that Itaca can help prepare.
Clinical responses with sources
See recommendations on care, prevention, supplies, medications, or follow-up, with verifiable references. Open the references and review them.
deep research for further exploration
Review multiple sources when a dental question requires comparing techniques, results, or recommendations. Consult how it organizes sources, dates, and relevant fragments.
BEFORE, DURING, AND AFTER
Consistent record-keeping from assessment to monitoring
Clarity regarding location, procedure, and follow-up prevents the story from becoming a series of disconnected notes.
Before the care
Retrieve medical and dental history, allergies, medication, current chief complaint, and previous treatments. Identify the tooth or area without assuming unconfirmed data.
During the consultation
Exam documents, findings described, discussion of options, procedure performed, materials and relevant events. Itaca prepares the draft for you to check.
When reviewing studies
Record which X-ray or study was used, its date, and the interpretation made by the dentist. Itaca does not act as an independent image interpreter.
After
Prepare care instructions, documented medication, warning signs, referrals, and the next appointment based on the reviewed notes, avoiding the need to retype the same information.
THE REAL WORK OF THE SPECIALTY
The dental history must accurately document what was done and what comes next
A helpful framework links the initial situation to the procedure, instructions, and progression.
- Reason, history, allergies, and relevant medications.
- Clearly identified part, zone, or structure.
- Examination and findings described by the dentist.
- Discussed options and documented consent according to the applicable workflow.
- Procedure, materials, and relevant events.
- Instructions, warning signs, pending items, and next appointment.
See the full development in the Guide to Dental Medical Records.
Practical example
How a dental practice can be organized
The example illustrates a documentation structure; it does not interpret X-rays or determine a course of treatment.
Available context
A person consults for localized discomfort. Medical history is reviewed, an examination is performed, and a procedure is documented with subsequent instructions.
Draft for review
- Reason and chronology.
- Medical history, allergies, and medication.
- Body part or area and findings from the examination.
- Professional use and interpretation.
- Documented procedures and materials.
- Indications, warning signs, and follow-up.
The dentist performs the examination, interprets the test results, and decides on the treatment. Itaca reduces the burden of documenting and communicating this information.
For individual practice and for teams
In individual consultations, a consistent record facilitates follow-ups and phased treatments. In clinics, it helps coordinate dentists, specialists, hygienists, and support staff by providing a shared medical history.
You can use the Itaca mobile app when the flow requires it or to know the Clinic software if several professionals need to share context, templates, and continuity.
Protected information and professional control
Itaca organizes information and prepares drafts for review. The professional retains responsibility for the evaluation, decisions, and final documents. Check current details of security and privacy.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
AI questions for dentistry
Does Itaca interpret dental X-rays?
No. The dentist interprets the image and documents their conclusions.
Can you identify parts and procedures?
You can structure the information provided by the professional, but the professional must verify the location, nomenclature, and procedure before approving.
Help prepare follow-up prompts?
Yes, from the plan already reviewed. The dentist confirms that the document is correct for that person.
Can I consult clinical sources?
Yes. You can review references in clinical answers or use deep research when you need greater depth.
Is it good for treatments in stages?
It can keep procedures, pending items, and next steps connected across appointments.
End the consultation with the procedure and clearly documented instructions.
Try Itaca to reduce repetitive transcription and maintain tracking with professional control.
