Dental-system
Jatin YadavCreate a AI-Powered Dental Clinic Operating System as centralized SaaS platform
Comments (0)
Sign in to leave a comment
Imaging & Diagnostics
X-rays, CBCT scans, clinical photos, and AI-assisted diagnostic intelligence for your dental practice.
Imaging Browser
6 scans
Panoramic
CBCT Maxilla
Bitewing (BWX)
Periapical
Cephalometric
Intraoral PhotoScan Analysis
Scan Metadata
Measurements
CEJ to Alveolar Crest
1.8 mm (Norm: 1.0–3.0 mm)Clinical Crown Height
7.4 mm (Norm: 6.0–8.5 mm)Interproximal Bone Level
2.1 mm (Norm: ≤ 3.0 mm)Furcation Involvement
None detected (Norm: None)Annotations
AI Diagnostic Suggestions
Possible incipient caries detected on tooth #19 (lower-left first molar). Radiolucency visible in distal pit region.
Confidence:87%Bone level appears within normal limits around tooth #30 (lower-right first molar). No signs of periodontal bone loss.
Confidence:94%Slight mesial tipping observed on tooth #32 (lower-right third molar). Monitor for potential impaction or crowding.
Confidence:76%Restoration on tooth #14 (upper-left first molar) appears intact with no marginal leakage or secondary caries.
Confidence:91%Baseline vs. Current Scan
Compare panoramic radiographs side-by-side or use the slider overlay to visualize anatomical changes. AI-generated annotations highlight progression, stability, and areas of clinical concern.
Bone Loss Progression
Measurable vertical bone loss of 1.8mm in the mesial aspect of tooth #30 compared to baseline scan from March 2025. Periodontal pocket depth increased from 4mm to 6mm.
Tooth #30 — Mesial SurfaceNew Radiolucency Detected
A 3.2mm radiolucency observed at the apex of tooth #14, not present in the baseline scan. Differential includes periapical granuloma or early abscess formation.
Tooth #14 — Apical RegionEndodontic Healing Confirmed
Previously identified periapical lesion on tooth #19 shows 62% reduction in diameter. Root canal therapy appears successful with evidence of osseous regeneration.
Tooth #19 — Periapical AreaImplant Site Stability
Implant at site #3 shows no peri-implant bone loss. Crestal bone levels remain within 0.2mm of baseline measurement, indicating successful osseointegration.
Implant Site #3AI analysis detects a 4.7% overall alveolar bone height reduction across the posterior mandible when comparing baseline to current scans. Rate of change is within the moderate periodontitis trajectory.
Three new interproximal radiolucencies were identified on the current scan that were absent in the baseline. Two are at the enamel threshold and one has extended into dentin. AI recommends bitewing follow-up.
All three restorations placed after the baseline scan show excellent marginal adaptation with no evidence of recurrent caries. The endodontic treatment on #19 is progressing as expected.
AI Insights
4AI-generated diagnostic summaries from your pending imaging scans. Review each analysis, confirm or adjust findings, and integrate insights into patient treatment plans.
Early-stage periapical radiolucency detected at tooth #14 (maxillary left first molar). No evidence of sinus involvement. Cortical bone margins appear intact with minimal expansion.
Interproximal caries detected between teeth #19 and #20 (mandibular left first and second molars). Lesion extends into dentin without pulpal involvement. Adjacent restorations appear intact.
Impacted mandibular third molar (#32) with mesioangular orientation. Roots appear in close proximity to the inferior alveolar nerve canal. Mild pericoronitis noted around operculum.
Possible vertical root fracture of tooth #8 (maxillary right central incisor). Evidence of J-shaped radiolucency along the distobuccal root surface. Previous endodontic treatment noted.
No comments yet. Be the first!