Dentrix and Dentrix Ascend have evolved into bustling digital ecosystems that prioritize data security, interoperability, and an exceptional patient experience
Detect AI automatically annotates x-ray scans with AI-enabled caries detection—helping clinicians make early, accurate diagnoses for more effective treatment plans. Voice enables the dental team to use voice entry for perio exams, clinical notes, and other office correspondence by leveraging intuitive, easy-to-learn voice commands.
Opportunities Abound
Today, data analytics is in the driver’s seat when it comes to decision-making, and dentistry is no exception. “While practice owners may be very in touch with their businesses, data can help validate the right areas to focus on,” said Steven Maroulis, General Manager, Dental Analytics & Patient Experience, Henry Schein One. “We often don't know what we don't know until data expose where the strengths and opportunities are-- especially when you compare the results to a benchmark or industry standard.”
A user-friendly data analytics software, Jarvis Analytics takes on the tedious task of organizing key practice data metrics into a simple-to-use format that practices can use to understand patient behavior, identify potential business opportunities, and ultimately boost revenue.
“Keeping the data front and center for your team can motivate them toward their own personal responsibilities and outcomes in the practice, and helps foster a sense of ownership with the team,” added Maroulis.
Improving Dentistry for All
“If our dental platforms can make the patient flow and patient experience even 5% or 10% more efficient, then the doctor can see 2 or 3 more patients that day,” noted Rencher. “And, if dentists get better at revenue cycle management because of our tools, they can run their businesses more efficiently, become more profitable, and expand and build more dental practices. That lowers the cost of dentistry for everyone.”