Let’s be honest, charting isn’t precisely the part of the day anyone looks forward to.  It’s like flossing: necessary, critical, and often rushed through. Whether you’re documenting a routine cleaning or a complex crown prep, how you chart plays a significant role in your practice’s speed, consistency, and patient safety. So when it comes to documentation, there’s an ongoing debate: Should your team stick with freeform charting, or switch to AI dental templates ? It’s not jus

You know that feeling when the day ends, your to-do list is still half full, and you’re wondering where the time goes? Welcome to the world of hidden time traps. Those sneaky little inefficiencies that quietly drain your day, eat away at team morale, and slow down your entire practice. Most dental professionals don’t realize how much time is lost, not to patient care, but to everything around it. That’s where AI for dental workflow  steps in - improving day-to-day operations

Yes, the dental industry, like other healthcare sectors, suffers from bad dental SOAP notes, leading to  serious consequences for practices , providers , and patients .  Common issues include vague language, missing details, and the misuse of templates, which can result in denied insurance claims, compliance problems, and compromised patient care.  Before diving into the consequences, it’s important to remember why SOAP notes matter. SOAP stands for Subjective , Objective , A