Three digital plans, two PDFs - all built from the same source.
View example plansMost treatment planning happens in the dentist's head - between the exam and the explanation. Plandentic gives that thinking a visual, interactive home. A tooth chart with dental logic built in. A treatment layer where you phase, compare, and refine before committing.
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Every dentist plans treatment. The question is where that planning lives - and whether it survives the moment the patient walks out.
The PMS handles scheduling and billing. The perio chart, if it has one, was designed for charting - not for building proposals. Dropdowns to assign conditions. No visual feedback. No way to show the patient what you're recommending or explore alternatives before committing.
The dentist explains treatment in-person. The patient nods. Then they go home with nothing - no document, no visual, no reference to share with a partner or revisit when the details fade. The planning was real. The patient just can't take it with them.
A Word file or PMS-generated printout with procedure codes and totals. It takes effort, looks generic, and doesn't help the patient actually understand what's being recommended. Better than nothing - but not by much.
The Plandentic configurator is the first thing you see when you open the app - no setup needed, no patient record required to start. Tap a tooth. Select a condition. The chart updates instantly with clear visual markers.
The illustrations are intentionally simple and readable. But underneath, the logic is deep - dental rules, condition relationships, and treatment dependencies guide you through each decision. The system thinks with you, not against you.
Tap a tooth, select a condition - the chart shows it immediately. Visual markers, color-coded status. The diagnosis builds as you think, not after.
Structure complex cases into phases - hygiene, surgery, prosthetics. Drag to reorder. Add or remove stages and see how the plan reshapes. Clinical thinking made visible.
Create Option A (implant) and Option B (bridge). The patient sees both side by side. Change your mind? Adjust a phase, swap an approach - nothing is locked until you send.
Add custom diagnoses. Define your own treatment procedures and services. Set pricing with your margins. The system adapts to how your practice works, not the other way around.
We're building voice control into the configurator. Dictate diagnoses and treatments while your hands are busy. Designed for the reality of clinical work - gloves on, patient in the chair.
As you work through diagnosis and treatment, a professional document assembles in the background. Your clinic's branding. Visual tooth map. Treatment phases laid out. Pricing transparent.
You never opened a template. You never copy-pasted a procedure description. The document is a byproduct of your clinical decisions - not a separate task.
If you want to adjust it, an advanced editor gives you full control - resize images, edit text, toggle pricing displays, insert 3D intraoral scans. But for most plans, the generated output is already professional enough to send.
Start as a draft - no patient attached. When ready, connect the patient, review, and send a magic link. Or download a high-fidelity PDF.
In a solo practice, one person does everything - and the configurator is fast enough for that. In a team, the work divides naturally.
Opens the configurator after the exam. Charts the diagnosis on the tooth map while the dentist is still with the patient. The visual markers are intuitive enough that charting doesn't require guessing.
Reviews the diagnosis, then defines treatment. Adds phases, tries alternatives, selects procedures. The clinical decision that only the dentist can make - now it takes minutes, not a separate session.
Takes it from there. Reviews the generated document, adjusts wording if needed, attaches the patient, sends the magic link. From here it's communication and conversion.
You do all three steps yourself - and it still takes under 5 minutes because each step flows into the next.
Read the solo storyThe assistant starts before the patient even leaves the chair. By the time the dentist reviews, half the work is done. The coordinator sends while the dentist is already in the next appointment.
Read the clinic storyThe same workflow, standardized across locations. Every dentist uses the same tool, every plan looks the same, every new hire learns the system in a day.
Because every treatment plan flows through the configurator - every diagnosis, every service, every price, every outcome - Plandentic accumulates data that your PMS never captures this way.
Which services do you use most? What are your real margins per procedure? Which treatment options get accepted more often? Where does revenue concentrate - and where does it leak? These aren't questions you need to set up reports for. The answers appear naturally as you work.
This isn't a reporting add-on. It's data that accumulates from your daily planning - service volumes, margins, acceptance rates, revenue trends - giving you and your clinic the visibility to make better business decisions about pricing, service mix, and where to focus.
This is one of the most ambitious features on our roadmap. Upload a panoramic X-ray - the system overlays it directly on the tooth chart. Computer vision analyzes the image and highlights suspected conditions: caries, bone loss, missing teeth, periapical lesions. The diagnosis step pre-fills itself.
You review what the AI suggests. Confirm, adjust, or dismiss - your clinical judgment remains the final word. But instead of charting from scratch, you start from a structured suggestion. For complex panoramics, that's a meaningful difference.
This is a long road. AI-assisted diagnosis in dentistry requires extensive validation, regulatory clearance (FDA, EU MDR), and rigorous clinical testing. We're committed to doing it right - not fast. But when it arrives, it will fundamentally change how the planning process begins.
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