A recent webinar, sponsored by Overjet, offered insights from Affinity Dental Management executives on how AI-driven clinical intelligence software can transform dental service organizations.
The Boston-based company announced Monday that it had received 510(k) clearance from the FDA for its Caries Assist, software that uses AI to aid dentists in detecting cavities. In May last year, Overjet received FDA clearance for AI-powered technology used in the diagnosis and treatment of gum disease.
In a landscape where complexity has long been the norm, the power of one lies not just in unification, but in intelligence and automation.
Can a mobile health app to automatically detect plaque and inflamed gums create better dental patients?
The Santa Monica-based business bagged Cigna last year and said it would add another major health insurer in 2017.
Having a cavity filled could be a lot less unpleasant if St. Renatus LLC succeeds in getting FDA approval of its needle-free dental anesthetic. The Fort Collins, Colo., company recently completed phase 3 clinical trials of an anesthetic administered through the nasal cavity. Now it’s getting its data analysis ready for submission to the FDA […]