What FDA Clearance Means for Dental AI Software
An FDA 510(k) clearance means the FDA found a device substantially equivalent to one already on the market, for a stated use. Here is…
For US dental practices
We read vendor sites, FDA records, published studies and user reviews, so you can see what a tool does, what it costs and what the evidence says before you book a demo.
An FDA 510(k) clearance means the FDA found a device substantially equivalent to one already on the market, for a stated use. Here is…
Overjet, Pearl Second Opinion, Videa and Diagnocat compared on what their FDA clearances cover, which published studies name them, and what the vendors say…
Dentistry Automation automates dental insurance verification, payment posting and claims follow-up. Its home page makes broader claims than its product pages, which describe a…
Archy is cloud practice management software for dental offices with a published price of $899/month per location. Its imaging module is FDA 510(k) cleared,…
Vyne Dental runs a dental clearinghouse and sells Vyne Trellis, a claims, attachments, eligibility and payments platform for practices. Pricing is on request, and…
SmileFy is AI smile design software that turns patient photos and intraoral scans into smile simulations and print-ready 3D designs, from $1,299 a year…
SoftSmile Vision is 510(k) cleared software for planning and staging clear aligner cases from 3D scans, listed at $50 per exported case on October…
Lighthouse 360 is a Henry Schein One reminder, recall and texting service, and the vendor lists 17 dental PMS platforms it syncs with. Pricing…