See the Whole Smile.
Connect Every Detail.
AI Built for Dentistry.

HELIX connects dental history, imaging, exams, treatment plans, procedures, and follow-up—helping you quickly see what matters, document care as it happens, and keep every patient moving forward.

Understand the Dental History

Bring prior conditions, procedures, restorations, imaging, medications, and relevant medical history into context.

Surface What Matters

Quickly find prior treatment, imaging, clinical findings, medical considerations, and outstanding care needs.

Capture the Encounter

Organize symptoms, exam findings, diagnoses, procedures, and treatment discussions as the visit happens.

Follow the Treatment Journey

Keep planned treatment, completed procedures, follow-up, preventive care, and changes over time connected.

What Matters in Dentistry

Oral health is a story that develops over time. HELIX helps connect history, findings, treatment, and follow-up.

See the Complete Dental History

Bring prior exams, diagnoses, restorations, procedures, imaging, medications, and relevant medical history together.

Connect Imaging & Clinical Findings

Keep radiographic findings, examination details, symptoms, and prior treatment within the context of today's visit.

Keep Treatment Plans Clear

Connect diagnoses with recommended treatment, priorities, completed procedures, and remaining care.

Capture Procedures as They Happen

Organize procedure details, materials, findings, patient discussions, and post-treatment instructions within the clinical record.

Follow Oral Health Over Time

Track preventive care, periodontal status, treatment completion, recurring concerns, and changes across visits.

Common Challenges in Dentistry

Dental care depends on connecting detailed findings, imaging, treatment plans, and patient history across repeated visits.

Treatment Often Spans Multiple Visits

Diagnosis, treatment planning, procedures, restoration, and follow-up may happen across weeks or months.

Imaging Is Central to the Story

Radiographs and other imaging need to remain connected to clinical findings, diagnosis, and treatment.

Medical History Still Matters

Medications, allergies, medical conditions, and other relevant health information may affect dental care.

Treatment Plans Can Be Complex

Patients may have multiple diagnoses, procedures, priorities, and treatment options at the same time.

Documentation Is Highly Detailed

Exams, findings, procedures, materials, anesthetic details, and patient discussions can create significant documentation work.

Patient Communication Matters

Treatment options, risks, instructions, preventive care, and next steps need to be clearly communicated.

Preventive Care Requires Continuity

Recall visits, periodontal care, hygiene, and ongoing monitoring depend on maintaining the longitudinal picture.

Clinical and Administrative Work Intersect

Treatment plans, scheduling, insurance, billing, and patient communication all need to stay connected.

AI Workflows Designed for Dentistry

Intelligence that connects the patient conversation, clinical findings, treatment, and follow-up.

  1. Understand the History

    Bring forward dental history, prior procedures, imaging, medications, allergies, and relevant medical context.

  2. Surface What Matters

    Identify prior treatment, imaging findings, unresolved concerns, and relevant clinical information.

  3. Capture the Encounter

    Listen and organize symptoms, examination findings, diagnoses, treatment discussions, and procedures in real time.

  4. Move Treatment Forward

    Connect the plan with procedures, documentation, patient instructions, scheduling, coding, and next steps.

  5. Follow the Patient

    Keep treatment completion, follow-up, preventive care, and changes in oral health connected over time.

Built Around Dental Care