How DSOs Can Pragmatically Manage AI Scribe Risks While Empowering Providers
How DSOs Can Pragmatically Manage AI Scribe Risks While Empowering Providers
Leading the AI Shift: OraCore’s Vertical Solutions Changing Dental Care
Artificial intelligence in dentistry is moving beyond generic tools toward vertical AI—specialized systems built for the unique workflows of dental care. OraCore leads this evolution...
The Human Element: How Scribe Language Enhances Patient Trust, Understanding, and Case Acceptance
The Human Element: How Scribe Language Enhances Patient Trust, Understanding, and Case Acceptance
When Science Grows Teeth, Our AI Dental Scribe Just Charts Them
When CNN announced that scientists had successfully grown fully formed human teeth in a lab, most people gasped. We just smiled — because our AI...
The Morning Huddle in Dental Practice: Flossing Team Communication for Real Alignment
The Morning Huddle in Dental Practice: Flossing Team Communication for Real Alignment
Tackling Staff Turnover Challenges in Dentistry with AI-Driven Team Efficiency
Tackling Staff Turnover Challenges in Dentistry with AI-Driven Team Efficiency
Maximizing Your AI Dental Scribe: Why Real-World Integration Matters More Than the Microphone
AI scribes are transforming dental documentation—but not all environments are created equal. Unlike quiet medical offices, dental operatories are filled with overlapping sounds, from suction...
AI Adoption in Dentistry Across Generations: Navigating Dental Scribe Integration for Optimal Practice Workflows
AI adoption in dentistry is no longer a question of if — it’s a question of how fast and how well we adapt. Dental scribe...
An Informed and Supportive Perspective on AI Standards in Dentistry
An Informed and Supportive Perspective on AI Standards in Dentistry
How OraCore Scribe and Ambient Intelligence Transform Dental Practice Efficiency: Case Studies, Hygiene Visits, and the Patient-First Approach
How OraCore Scribe and Ambient Intelligence Transform Dental Practice Efficiency: Case Studies, Hygiene Visits, and the Patient-First Approach