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AI Scribe

An AI scribe for dentists. You dictate, it drafts, you decide.

Dictate the consultation and AI Scribe drafts a structured clinical note, ready for you to review, refine and save.

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  • Nothing is saved until you save it
  • Cost and lab talk kept out of the note
  • On or off for each clinic
A dentist sits by the dental chair after a visit, talking it through

Clinical Note — Draft

Review before saving

Draft

Objective

Deep caries on 36, tender on percussion. Root canal treatment on 36 completed in one sitting: access opening, working length, cleaning and shaping, obturation. Temporary restoration placed.

Plan

Avoid chewing hard food on the left side until the crown is fitted. Crown preparation on 36 on Tue, 06/10/2026.

Discussion Points

Not part of the clinical note

  • CostCrown on 36 quoted 8,000.00.
  • LabZirconia crown, shade A2.
EditSave Note

How it works

Three steps from the chair to a saved note

You speak, AI Scribe drafts, and nothing reaches the patient's record until you save it.

  1. Emma Clarke

    Root Canal, 36

    In Chair

    Recording · 01:42

    Stop
    Step 1

    Dictate the Consultation

    Talk through the visit naturally. No typing required.

  2. Clinical Note — Draft

    Emma Clarke

    Draft
    Subjective
    Pain, lower left back tooth, five days
    ObjectiveEditing
    Deep caries on 36, tender on percussion
    Edited by youSave Note
    Step 2

    Review the Draft

    Read the structured draft and refine any line.

  3. Clinical Notes

    Emma Clarke

    • Today · 10:05 am

      Saved

      Root canal treatment on 36. Temporary restoration placed.

    • 12/08/2026 · 11:30 am

      Scaling and polishing. Review in six months.

    Step 3

    Save the Note

    Save it to the patient's record when it reads exactly as you intend.

What it writes and what it leaves out

A clinical note that stays clinical

Clinical findings go into the note. Conversations about cost, payment, lab work and referrals are captured as discussion points instead.

Your Dictation

Example

“Emma says the lower left back tooth has hurt for five days, worse on chewing and with cold drinks. Deep caries on 36, tender on percussion. Root canal on 36 done in one sitting, temporary restoration placed. She tolerated it well, no complications. The crown is eight thousand, and she’ll pay in two parts. Zirconia crown from the lab, shade A2. Avoid chewing hard food on the left until the crown is fitted. And refer her to the periodontist for a gum check.”
Goes into the clinical noteRecorded as a discussion point

What It Writes

A structured note in the familiar Subjective, Objective, Assessment and Plan format.

Clinical Note

Draft for the patient's record

SubjectiveWhat the patient told you
Pain in the lower left back tooth for five days, worse on chewing and with cold drinks.
ObjectiveWhat you found and did
Deep caries on 36, tender on percussion. Root canal treatment on 36 in one sitting; temporary restoration placed.
AssessmentHow it went
Procedure tolerated well. No complications.
PlanThe next step
Avoid chewing hard food on the left side until the crown is fitted.

What It Leaves Out

Cost, payment, lab work and referrals, recorded as discussion points alongside the note.

Discussion Points

Recorded separately from the note

  • CostCrown on 36 quoted 8,000.00.
  • PaymentWill pay in two parts.
  • LabZirconia crown, shade A2.
  • ReferralPeriodontist, for a gum check.

Clinical Note — Draft

Review before saving

Draft
Emma Clarke34 · F02/10/2026

Subjective

Pain in the lower left back tooth for five days, worse on chewing and with cold drinks.

Objective

Deep caries on 36, tender on percussion. Root canal treatment on 36 completed in one sitting: access opening, working length, cleaning and shaping, obturation. Temporary restoration placed.

Assessment

Procedure tolerated well. No complications.

Plan

Avoid chewing hard food on the left side until the crown is fitted. Crown preparation on 36 on Tue, 06/10/2026.

Discussion Points

Not part of the clinical note

  • CostCrown on 36 quoted 8,000.00.
  • LabZirconia crown, shade A2.
  • PaymentWill pay in two parts.
EditSave Note

Review before saving

Nothing is saved until you save it

AI Scribe prepares a draft, never a record. It makes no clinical decisions: the final word is always yours.
  • Review the complete draft.
  • Refine any line you choose.
  • Save when it reads exactly right.
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Your clinic's choice

On or Off for Each Clinic

Each clinic decides for itself whether to use AI Scribe, and can switch it on or off at any time.
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Your Clinic — Main · Settings

AI Scribe

This clinic's own switch

On
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Your Clinic — Branch · Settings

AI Scribe

This clinic's own switch

Off

Questions

What dentists ask about AI Scribe

Anything else? Ask the DentAccel team.

Does AI Scribe save the note without me checking it?

No. Nothing is saved to the patient's record until you review the draft and save it.

Does AI Scribe diagnose patients?

No. AI Scribe drafts a note from what the dentist dictates. It does not make clinical decisions.

What happens to talk about fees, lab work or referrals?

It is kept out of the clinical note and recorded separately as discussion points.

Can our clinic switch AI Scribe off?

Yes. Each clinic switches AI Scribe on or off for itself.

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