Solo
Manual review and export
For one provider who wants documentation relief without a practice-wide systems rollout. Notes are reviewed and moved into the chart by the user.
PMS And OraCore Scribe
PMS context for dental notes, without pretending your PMS is the product.
OraCore works around the systems dental practices already use. The current practical question is not whether OraCore replaces your PMS. It is how Scribe helps your team capture better notes, review them, and get them into the right workflow.
Short answer
OraCore Scribe is the live product. PMS handling depends on plan fit and implementation context.
- Solo: manual review and export.
- Team: practice-level Scribe workflow, manual export.
- Pro: PMS-read context on eligible workflows.
- Enterprise: custom integration planning and rollout review.
Plan Fit
PMS expectations should change by plan.
Most integration confusion comes from flattening every practice into one promise. OraCore should be evaluated by the documentation workflow each plan actually supports.
Team
Shared Scribe workflow
For practices that want unlimited providers per location, visit summaries, checkout handoffs, and team documentation support. Team does not include PMS integration.
Pro
PMS-read context
For practices that need appointment awareness, patient demographics, and treatment-history context available to the Scribe workflow on supported configurations.
Enterprise
Integration planning
For groups that need multi-location planning, custom hour pools, security review, rollout support, and scoped integration conversations before deployment.
Supported Systems
Start with your PMS, then evaluate the workflow around it.
These pages help practices orient around common dental practice management systems. The important next step is confirming what your plan and implementation path should support.
PMS-specific pages
Technical evaluation
Evaluation path
What PMS Context Helps With
The goal is better Scribe output, not a second practice management system.
PMS context is valuable when it helps OraCore understand the appointment, patient, provider, and treatment-history context around the visit. That context can improve the relevance of drafted notes and handoffs while keeping the team in control of final chart entry.
Useful context to confirm
- Which PMS your practice uses today.
- Whether you need Solo, Team, Pro, or Enterprise.
- How notes are reviewed before final chart entry.
- Whether your team needs appointment and treatment-history context.
- What security, consent, and rollout questions must be answered before deployment.
Plain Boundaries
Integration claims need to be precise because the chart is the source of truth.
A dental AI vendor should not blur workflow support, PMS-read context, and automatic chart writes into one promise. That ambiguity creates implementation risk for the practice and credibility risk for the seller.
A credible dental AI vendor should not claim:
- Automatic PMS chart entry across all plans.
- Two-way practice-management automation as a current public product.
- Replacement of the practice management system.
- Unreviewed clinical note entry into the final chart.
- Universal support for every PMS configuration without implementation review.
Demo Prep
Bring the right integration questions to the demo.
The fastest way to get a useful answer is to identify your plan fit, PMS, review workflow, and rollout constraints before the call.
Small practice
Ask whether Solo or Team solves the documentation burden before buying a heavier integration path.
Review Solo and Team
PMS-aware workflow
Ask whether Pro is the right fit if appointment, demographics, and treatment-history context matter to your Scribe workflow.
Multi-location group
Ask about custom hour pools, admin needs, security review, support model, and integration planning.
FAQ
PMS integration questions.
Does OraCore replace my dental PMS?
No. OraCore supports the documentation workflow around the PMS. The PMS remains the system of record for the practice.
Does every plan include PMS integration?
No. Solo and Team use manual review and export. Pro adds PMS-read context on supported configurations. Enterprise includes custom planning for more complex environments.
Does OraCore automatically enter notes into the PMS?
No. Current public messaging centers on human review before final chart entry, manual export on Solo and Team, PMS-read context on Pro, and Enterprise planning where needed.
Which PMS pages should I read first?
Start with the PMS compatibility overview, integration security, and the PMS-specific page for Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Curve Dental, or Open Dental.