FDI 32-tooth odontogram, ambient AI scribe, multi-phase treatment plans and an in-house pharmacy, all in one flat-priced plan.
One workflow · end to end
See how one everyday dental moment moves through the clinic.
The dentist records decay on 16 and a missing 26.
Findings land on the FDI odontogram at tooth level.
Procedures become a phased treatment plan with costs.
A patient-friendly proposal is ready to share on WhatsApp.
General clinic software manages appointments, prescriptions, and invoices. Dental practices do all of that — and then operate a completely different clinical layer on top. Every patient visit in a dental clinic produces a tooth-level record: which teeth were examined, what conditions were found, what was treated, what is planned for future visits, and what the patient owes across a multi-visit course of treatment. None of these concepts exist in a general EMR. The result is a dental clinic running two parallel systems — a general EMR for appointments and billing, and a separate paper chart or spreadsheet for everything clinical. CuraVerto collapses both into one.
CuraVerto replaces the paper chart, the treatment plan Word document, the WhatsApp image folder, the per-tooth billing workaround, and the commission Excel sheet — with one structured dental record per patient.
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Every section below reflects how the module actually works — not a feature checklist. See how each part of the Dental workflow maps to a structured record in CuraVerto.
The CuraVerto odontogram is built to the FDI two-digit notation standard, tooth 11 through 48 for permanent dentition, 51 through 85 for primary. Five age-adaptive profiles automatically show the correct tooth set: infant (primary only), primary dentition, mixed dentition (transitional), adolescent (all permanent except third molars), and adult (full 32-tooth chart). Each tooth is a clickable element, a single click opens a condition panel where the dentist selects from a standardised list of conditions: healthy, decay, filled, root canal treated, crown, bridge, implant, missing, extraction, fractured or sensitive. A multi-select mode applies a condition or procedure to several teeth at once, which is useful for scaling across a quadrant or sealants across a group of molars. The completed odontogram is rendered as a visual chart in the patient record and printed on the treatment plan document. No paper chart, no separate dental software, no photograph of a hand-drawn diagram.
The ambient dental scribe listens while the dentist examines the patient. The dentist narrates findings using natural language: "tooth 16, mesial decay, needs composite. Tooth 26, existing amalgam failing, watch. Tooth 36, pain on percussion, refer for RCT." The scribe transcribes live and extracts findings every few seconds, drafting condition codes onto the corresponding teeth and findings into the structured clinical note in a review tray. The dentist can keep both hands on the examination and review the drafted chart and note before confirming it.
After completing the odontogram, the dentist builds a phased treatment plan from the conditions identified. Plans are built in numbered phases, commonly urgent work first, then restorative work, then elective and cosmetic work, with the procedures, the teeth involved and the cost per procedure listed under each phase. The total treatment cost is computed across all phases. The AI Proposal Card takes the completed plan and generates a patient-facing summary, plain language, no clinical jargon, with per-visit cost estimates and a phasing rationale. The plan summary and estimate are shared with the patient on WhatsApp, and the clinic records the patient's acceptance, which is stored against the plan on the patient record.
Dental chains and multi-dentist practices often use revenue-sharing arrangements between the clinic and each dentist. CuraVerto supports commission rules per doctor, either a percentage or a fixed amount per visit, and shows payouts and outstanding balances in finance reports that can be filtered by branch. This replaces manual month-end reconciliation with a report that updates as invoices are recorded.
Generic EMR software is built around appointments. Dental clinics need records that follow their actual clinical workflow. That gap explains why specialty data often ends up across paper, spreadsheets, and separate tools — even when a clinic already has an EMR. For independent context, see CuraVerto vs Clinicea.
| Feature | CuraVerto Dental | Generic EMR |
|---|---|---|
| FDI 32-tooth odontogram | ✅ Interactive, age-adaptive profiles | ❌ No tooth concept |
| Condition coding per tooth | ✅ 11 standardised conditions | ❌ Free-text notes only |
| Ambient dental scribe | ✅ Hands-free, drafts findings onto the odontogram for review | ❌ Not available |
| Multi-phase treatment planning | ✅ Numbered phases with per-tooth procedures | ❌ No treatment plan concept |
| AI Proposal Card for patients | ✅ Shared on WhatsApp, acceptance recorded by the clinic | ❌ Manual Word document |
| Per-tooth billing line items | ✅ Procedure × tooth = invoice line | ⚠️ Manual workaround |
| X-ray linked to tooth and visit | ✅ Images tagged to a tooth | ⚠️ Patient-level attachment only |
| Doctor commission tracking | ✅ Per-doctor commission rules and payout reports | ❌ Manual Excel end-of-month |
| NABH pharmacy (Schedule H1) | ✅ Hash-chained tamper-evident register | ⚠️ Basic stock management only |
| WhatsApp booking + reminders | ✅ Bot + automatic reminders (24h and 30 min by default) | ❌ Manual calls or SMS |
| GST invoice generation | ✅ | ✅ |
| Web-based, no install | ✅ | Varies |
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