Dentists shouldn't
do data entry.
OpenClinic exists for one reason: give clinicians their time, attention, and evenings back — starting with the operatory.
Born chairside, not in a lab
OpenClinic started with a simple observation: dentists spend more time looking at screens than at patients. Charting, coding, treatment plans, claims — hours of it, every day, mostly after hours.
Generic AI scribes built for hospitals couldn't tell a cusp from a canal. So we built the scribe dentistry deserves — trained on the language of the operatory, obsessed with tooth-level accuracy, and respectful of how practices actually run.
Today, OpenClinic drafts notes, codes, and plans for general dentists and specialists — so the visit belongs to the patient again.
How we work shapes what we build
Clinicians first
If it doesn't give time back to the provider, we don't ship it. The operatory is our design studio.
Accuracy over hype
We're as clear about our limits as our strengths. Every draft is reviewable, traceable, and correctable.
Privacy is the product
Patient trust is non-negotiable. HIPAA-first architecture, encryption everywhere, granular access controls.
Craft in the details
Tooth-level precision, specialty vocabularies, templates that sound like you. Details are the job.
Measure everything
Time saved, acceptance rates, coding completeness. If it doesn't move the number, it doesn't matter.
Listen closely
We build with practices, not for them. Every feature starts as a conversation chairside.