Structured output
A live transcript is not enough. The output should become the practice's actual note format, including findings, procedure details, consent, and next steps.
Workflow guide
How dental practices should evaluate real-time AI note capture for chairside documentation, PMS handoff, provider review, hygiene, and perio.
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Real-time capture is most useful when the note is ready while the visit is still fresh, not at the end of the day.
Real-time AI note capture records the dental appointment as it happens, turns the conversation into a structured clinical note, and prepares it for provider review before it is saved to the chart. In dentistry, the workflow should also support templates, PMS handoff, hygiene details, perio findings, and clinical verification.
Real-time capture should improve the visit flow. If it only creates a transcript that has to be rewritten later, the practice has not solved the documentation problem.
| Workflow | What it does well | Risk | Avora approach |
|---|---|---|---|
| Real-time AI capture | Captures patient concerns, findings, consent, and plan while they happen | Can become an unstructured transcript if the vendor is not dental-specific | Avora drafts chart-ready notes in dental templates with reviewable findings |
| Provider dictation | Fast for doctors who already dictate clearly | Misses patient voice, team handoff, and visit context | Avora captures the encounter rather than only the provider's dictated recap |
| Template clicking | Can be predictable and familiar | Adds manual burden and often pushes charting after hours | Avora can use existing templates while reducing typing and clicking |
| Generic meeting recorder | Low-cost transcript capture | Weak dental terminology, PMS handoff, HIPAA workflow, and note structure | Avora is built for dental notes, perio, and clinical review |
Real-time AI note capture should end inside the PMS, not in a disconnected workspace the team has to reconcile later.
| PMS | Avora workflow | Common handoff areas |
|---|---|---|
| Dentrix | Native | Progress notes, perio, patient communications |
| Open Dental | Native | Progress notes, perio, patient communications |
| Eaglesoft | Native | Progress notes, perio, patient communications |
| Denticon | Native | Progress notes, perio, patient communications |
| Dentrix Ascend | Native | Progress notes, perio, patient communications |
| Other cloud PMS | Verify before rollout | Coverage varies by workflow |
PMS workflows vary by version, field, and rollout scope. Verify your exact configuration before signing.
The hardest parts are not speech-to-text alone. Dental visits include surfaces, measurements, consent language, treatment planning, patient objections, and role handoffs.
A live transcript is not enough. The output should become the practice's actual note format, including findings, procedure details, consent, and next steps.
Providers should not have to narrate for the software. The system should understand chairside conversation, hygiene handoff, and corrections.
Real-time capture should make review easier by letting the provider check the source behind clinically important statements.
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Bring an appointment recording or template. We will show the generated note, review workflow, and PMS handoff.
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