Diagnocat to present its intelligent digital dentistry tools

Dental Tribune International

Thu. 27. June 2024

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By merging dental expertise with patented artificial intelligence (AI) technology, Diagnocat offers an award-winning solution for analysis of both 2D and 3D dental images and can identify over 65 pathologies in 3D scans across all patient demographics. In the run-up to the Digital Dentistry Show (DDS.Berlin) on 28 and 29 June in Berlin in Germany, Dental Tribune International learned more about Diagnocat’s innovative tools for modern dental practices from the company’s CEO, Dr Alex Sanders. He also shared some details about the workshop he will be presenting on dental treatment planning driven by AI at the show.

Dr Sanders, could you provide an overview of how Diagnocat’s AI-powered dental image analysis technology works and discuss its significance in modern dentistry?
Diagnocat uses AI algorithms to analyse dental images, segmenting all anatomical areas and detecting up to 25 conditions in 2D and 65 in CBCT scans. Developed by talented engineers and dentists, Diagnocat’s technology boasts user-friendly software that enhances the dental clinic’s effectiveness and is used by many dentists worldwide. This innovative cloud-based platform not only raises the bar for clinical practice but has been proved to increase clinic revenue by 30% and patient retention by 25%, marking a significant leap in modern dentistry.

What specific benefits does Diagnocat offer to dental practitioners in terms of diagnostic accuracy, patient communication and clinical workflow efficiency?
Diagnocat offers the following key benefits in those three crucial areas:

Diagnostic accuracy: By identifying subtle conditions often missed by the human eye, Diagnocat AI reduces diagnostic errors by 30%, thus ensuring superior patient outcomes.
Patient communication: The platform boosts treatment acceptance rates by 25% through clear diagnostic reports that demystify oral health conditions, fostering informed discussions and decision-making in dentistry.
Clinical workflow efficiency: Diagnocat’s rapid image analysis streamlines evaluations, allowing clinics to increase patient throughput, decrease waiting times and enhance overall productivity without compromising the quality of care.

Could you elaborate on the workshop that Diagnocat will be hosting at DDS.Berlin? What can attendees expect to learn, and how will it contribute to shaping the future of dental practice?
Designed for dental clinicians and researchers, this workshop is a gateway to the forefront of dental imaging technology. Attendees will explore the dynamic intersection of dentistry and AI, discovering how Diagnocat’s AI is transforming dental treatment planning, enhancing diagnostic accuracy and streamlining workflows. Participants will gain hands-on experience with Diagnocat’s software, analyse real clinical cases and assess AI’s impact on the future of dentistry.

On a practical note, for the best experience, attendees should bring laptops with the Google Chrome browser installed on them.

Impressions from the workshop.

Dr Alex Sanders during presenting his lecture on artificial intelligence at Digital Dentistry Show.

By using clear visuals, Diagnocat’s tools enhance dental diagnostics and improve patient communication.

Editorial note:

Dr Alex Sanders’ workshop, titled “Exploring future opportunities of dental treatment planning driven by AI”, will take place on 28 June from 15:45 to 17:30. Further information about Diagnocat can be found on the company’s website. More information about DDS.Berlin, including registration and the scientific programme, can be found here.