From Manual to Cloud: The Surprising Evolution of Dental Imaging Over the Last Decade

Well, I mean, at least my dad is, which is sort of a state-of-the-art DSO.

You sit there and you put your chair and right in front of you, you've got like Pearl AI and your x-ray and there's pink stuff.

And they're telling you stuff, but you're looking at it like they're looking at.

Now, recently, I went because I've got residences in a couple locations and my clients are really, really nice and they've They arranged for like a different dentist office for me to go to because I needed to get a cleaning and they weren't completely set up on that.

And I don't think they're going to invite me back because I was like, hey, where's the pearl? Where's this? How come I can't see that? And I think very quickly they were kind of unhappy with my question, but –

well that's that's a super good point yeah it's a great point brian and actually it's funny like when we look at the way the entire industry is adopting ai and imaging actually you know if you look at the offices utilizing pearl and utilizing video what you're seeing is that their utilization within those organizations goes through the roof when they use soda cloud because they don't have to leave into another software in order to see that stuff Normally, in the daily flow, they're taking the x-rays.

They're just leaving it up on the screen.

They don't want more clicks.

They don't want more stuff that they have to do.

Because that AI interface is directly embedded into SodaCloud, it's no longer an extra click.

It's just the de facto standard of care that those AI findings are surfacing on the screen in real time as you're working with the patient.

Imagine the experience as a patient with an interconnected platform.

You're sitting there as the patient watching them take the x-ray.

I don't

imagine it.

I did it.

It's fantastic.

We've got to get Matt involved a little bit, but Matt knows this.

55,000 people looked at my trip to the dentist, and when I was sitting there, and it did kind of blow my mind, Brian and Dustin, when I was sitting there, and this was implementation of all kinds of stuff.

It had Pearl AI.

It had, you know, the regular x-ray.

It probably had soda cloud.

And you're looking at it all there with the pink dot on top of the screen.

And then the dentist is like, well, this pink dot means you've got very minor decay.

And, you know, and in the case of mine, I think they put Curadont on it and it was like a whole big thing.