For dentists · The pilot is taking names now

From the first X-ray to a signed treatment plan.

Eddie is a clinical assistant for dentists. It reads the case with you, drafts the chart and the options tooth by tooth, and turns the plan you approve into documents your patient can understand and sign.

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Dental chart Sample case
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  • Needs treatment
  • Keep an eye on
  • Healthy
  • Implant
  • Missing
5 sources in this case
First report ready
Plan approved

How it works

One case, four steps

Eddie follows the way a treatment plan is really made: gather, read, decide, explain.

Features

Everything the plan needs, in one place

Built for the whole road from examination to signature, not for one stop along it.

  • One file per patient

    Complaint, examination, questionnaire, X-rays and documents as sources you can include or leave out, report by report.

  • X-rays, read and placed

    Findings from the films land on the right tooth, and each tooth’s own crop sits beside its discussion.

  • A chart that starts filled in

    The first chart arrives with findings, outlook and treatment options for every tooth, ready for you to confirm or change.

  • Pathways, compared

    Conservative, moderate and aggressive routes for a jaw or the whole mouth, set side by side by their long-term chances.

  • Reports for each reader

    A general report, a periodontal report and a complex-case report for you; a plain-language report for the patient.

  • Consent in consistent words

    The consent form is assembled from a fixed library of wording, chosen by the procedures and the patient’s health. The same plan always gives the same form.

  • Read and sign on screen

    Send the patient a link. They read the report, download it, tick the consent statements and sign.

  • Procedure lists with codes

    Every planned procedure, tooth by tooth, with its code, ready as PDF, Word or CSV.

  • Colleagues on the case

    Invite a colleague to a case by email and discuss it right there, next to the chart and the films.

  • Talks to your practice system

    An API brings patient data in from practice-management software and sends reports and plans back.

  • English, Hebrew, Russian

    Work in your language and switch at any time. Hebrew documents are laid out right to left, properly.

  • The chart the way you read it

    Anatomical tooth chart or the classic dental-formula cross: choose once, and every page and export follows.

Why Eddie

Built around the dentist’s judgement

Software can carry the paperwork and keep the whole case in view. The decision stays where it belongs.

  1. You decide

    Eddie suggests; you confirm, change or reject. Nothing reaches your patient until you have approved the plan.

  2. It shows its work

    For each tooth you see the findings, the reasons behind the outlook and the options, and the discussion stays on that tooth’s facts.

  3. Same plan, same words

    What a patient signs is not improvised. Consent wording comes from a fixed library, so two patients with the same plan read the same warnings.

  4. Led by a dentist

    Eddie is built by a team led by a dentist, and its clinical rules are put in front of clinicians for review, one rule at a time.

Who it is for

Made for the people who plan the treatment

  • General dentists

    For everyday planning: a full picture of the mouth, a structured plan, and documents the patient can actually follow.

  • Specialists

    For complex cases that cross periodontics, endodontics and prosthodontics, where the order of treatment matters as much as the treatment.

  • Clinics and groups

    For teams that share cases and want reports and consent forms to read the same whoever wrote the plan.

The pilot

Be one of the first clinics

We are opening Eddie to a small group of clinics. Pilot clinics use Eddie on their own cases, tell us what helps and what gets in the way, and shape what we build next.

  • Early access for you and your team
  • A direct line to the people building Eddie
  • Your feedback decides what comes next

Not ready for a pilot? Choose “Updates only” and we will write when there is news.

Tell us about you

I would like to

Questions

What dentists ask us

Does Eddie make the clinical decisions?

No. Eddie is a decision-support tool. It organises the case, drafts the chart and suggests options; the diagnosis and the treatment plan are yours, and nothing goes to the patient before you approve it.

What do I need to start?

A browser. Eddie runs online, with nothing to install. You bring the case as you already have it: the complaint, your examination, the X-rays and any documents.

Which languages does it work in?

The app works in English, Hebrew and Russian, and you can switch at any time. Hebrew reports and forms are laid out right to left.

Will it work with my practice-management software?

Eddie has an API for bringing patient data in and sending reports and plans out. Tell us which system you use when you sign up: connecting the systems our pilot clinics rely on is part of the pilot.

What does the pilot involve?

Using Eddie on your own cases and telling us what you find. After you sign up we will contact you about timing and terms.

Who can see my patients?

Each dentist signs in with a personal account and sees their own patients, plus the cases a colleague has chosen to share with them.