Dental PMS Compatibility for AI Scribes | OraCore

Technical overview

PMS compatibility means different workflows on different plans.

Understand how approved notes reach the chart, how Scribe Pro connects to your PMS with read and write access, setup ownership, and implementation questions for OraCore Scribe.

How OraCore Scribe works

Record. Review. Approve.

Scribe turns the appointment conversation into a structured dental note. Your clinician reviews it, approves it and copies it into the patient’s chart.

Direct answer

The short answer.

On every plan, the clinician reviews and approves each note, then copies it into the patient’s chart in any practice management system. Scribe Pro connects to your PMS with read and write access, so every note starts with the patient’s appointment, treatment and clinical history. In Dentrix, Dentrix Enterprise, Eaglesoft and Open Dental, Pro also reads the patient’s previous clinical notes. What’s available varies by system.

Vocabulary

Use precise compatibility terms.

Copy into the chart

On every plan, the clinician copies the approved note into the patient’s chart.

Scribe Pro connection

Scribe Pro connects to the PMS with read and write access. What’s available varies by system.

Schedule launch

A workflow may begin from schedule context only when confirmed.

Final chart entry

The clinical team owns review and final entry.

Boundary matrix

Follow the data and the owner.

1. ConfirmPMS, configuration, available data, and setup owner.
2. ConnectOn Pro, every note starts with the patient’s appointment, treatment and clinical history.
3. ReviewClinical team checks the draft and source context.
4. CopyClinical team copies the approved note into the chart.

Map your PMS workflow in a demo.

See what Scribe Pro’s connection covers in your PMS and how approved notes are copied into the chart.