One tool, one uninterrupted flow
CBCT, intraoral scans, X-rays and periodontal records scattered across tools, brought into a single workflow.
Fields Medical imaging AI
Medical Imaging AI
Medical imaging AI, from scan to treatment plan
CBCT and DICOM images and clinical records, joined in one 3D workflow: structure exploration, implant planning, guide review and surgical simulation. Patient files never leave the browser.
Scattered images in one place, complex plans at a glance
Patient files stay in the browser
Image files are processed only in the browser and never sent to a server, so data-security requirements are met by design.
3D that is easy to read
Per-structure visibility and opacity and ten views, including occlusal, both arches unfolded and along the implant axis, make complex anatomy readable.
Plans that are easy to explain
Step-by-step 3D simulation and a printable plan let you show the treatment plan to patients and colleagues.
From scan to plan
| Image input | DICOM single-frame series · NIfTI · STL/OBJ/PLY surfaces · X-ray images |
|---|---|
| 3D reconstruction | Surface extraction from a CT threshold (Marching Cubes), web 3D rendering |
| Anatomy | 70 structures, including teeth, pulp, upper and lower jaws, mandibular canals and the maxillary sinus floor |
| Treatment planning | Implant position, size and tilt; approximate clearance to key structures; rule-based geometric drafts |
| Review and sharing | Concept guide geometry, CAD reference package (STL/OBJ), step-by-step surgical simulation, HTML plan |
| Vision AI | Video processing built on real-time object detection and segmentation |
From problem to handover, in four steps
- 1Define
Agree the image types, the clinical workflow and the validation criteria up front.
- 2Design the workflow
Design the flow from image input to planning and review, built on proven solutions.
- 3Integrate and validate
Connect to existing imaging devices and record systems, and validate on your data.
- 4Hand over
Hand over code and documentation so your own staff can run it.
Frequently asked questions
Which image formats can it handle?
DICOM single-frame series, NIfTI, STL, OBJ and PLY surface files, and X-ray images. Other formats are added as the problem requires.
Are patient images sent anywhere?
No. The system can be designed to process image files only in the browser, without sending them to a server.
What about medical-device regulatory approval?
Clinical use requires medical-device regulatory approval after deployment. The solution becomes the customer’s own product, so the approval is obtained directly in the customer’s own name.
Does it apply beyond dentistry?
The DICOM-based 3D exploration, reconstruction and planning flow applies to other clinical areas too. Scope is reviewed together when the problem is defined.
Talk to us
Tell us the images and the clinical workflow.