What is waiting on you
Each case with its stage and next step. One filter leaves only your turn.
One case file between the clinic and the laboratory.
The doctor fills a form built for dental work, by hand or by voice. Both sides then work from the same file, each in their own language, until the work is delivered.
A case starts with a form, built for dental work.
Patient, work type, material, shade and teeth, one step at a time. What each work type needs is what the form asks for, and the doctor reviews everything before it goes to one laboratory.
Crowns and bridges
Veneers
Dentures
Guards and splints
Inlay, onlay, overlay
Post and core
Models
Snap-on smileOr say it, and the form fills itself.
Arabic, Hebrew, English, or all three in one sentence. The fields and the chart fill in, the doctor checks them, and the system asks when it is not sure.
Then both sides work from one file.
- The orderWork, material and shade, unit by unit, with the bridges drawn on the chart.
- The scansSTL and PLY open right here, upper and lower together.
- Where it standsThe stage and the next step, so each side knows whose turn it is.
- The conversationQuestions about the case stay inside its file, each side reading its own language.
- The filesScans, photos and documents, and one press downloads them all.
- The historyEvery change and every stage, with who did it and when.
The scan, inside the case.
Upper and lower in the bite they were scanned in, in the browser, with nothing to install.
Drag to turn it
The rest of the working day.
The laboratory's production board
Every job by stage, with its work, shade and teeth on the card.
Payment from a wallet
The clinic tops up by bank transfer and pays in one press. The platform holds the money until delivery.
Private by design
The laboratory sees the work number and the patient's name, never the doctor or the clinic. The clinic never sees who at the laboratory made the work.
Three languages
The clinic works in Arabic, Hebrew or English. The laboratory reads English, and the original text is one tap away.
See it on one of your own cases.
Half an hour, in Arabic, Hebrew or English. Tell us whether you are a clinic or a laboratory and we start there.