Capture the actual encounter
Record the chairside conversation so the note starts from what happened, not from a memory exercise hours later.
SOAP and clinical notes
Finished example
Specialist exam · SOAP note

Record the encounter once. ToothNote.ai brings the conversation and reviewed specialty findings into a structured clinical note that is ready for doctor review instead of end-of-day reconstruction.

“There’s nothing like walking out the door at 5 PM with all my chart notes and referral communications complete for the day.”
What happens next
Finished example
Specialist exam · SOAP note

More than transcript cleanup
The conversation matters, but it is not the whole clinical record. ToothNote.ai keeps supported charting, measurements, imaging context, and the patient history available to the same reviewed documentation workflow.
Record the chairside conversation so the note starts from what happened, not from a memory exercise hours later.
Choose SOAP-Compact, Narrative, or APSO and keep the clinician's established writing style in the draft.
Supported perio, endodontic, OMFS, and imaging context can remain attached to the case and available during review.
The note remains a draft until the clinician reviews, edits, and approves it.
One connected workflow
ToothNote.ai handles the specialist documentation work around the official record. The practice keeps its PMS for scheduling, billing, and chart-of-record responsibilities.
Capture the exam or procedure in the room while the clinical work is happening.
Use the conversation plus the patient-bound findings and evidence available to the workflow.
The clinician confirms the history, findings, assessment, plan, tooth numbers, and specialty details.
Copy or download the approved note into nearly any PMS, then build supported downstream documents from the same case.
Clear boundaries
Today, approved clinical notes can be copied or downloaded into nearly any PMS. Open Dental integration is available today for supported workflows. Bring patient and referring-doctor context into ToothNote.ai, and return reviewed documents through an enabled connection. We confirm the workflows available to your practice during setup.
Plan availability
SOAP, exam, procedure, and treatment-note workflows begin with Pro. Practice adds structured measurements, imaging context, appeals, and comprehensive analytics.
Compare plansCommon questions
Yes. ToothNote.ai drafts clinical notes from the exam conversation and can include supported specialty findings such as perio charting, measurements, and imaging context. The same case can support a referral letter and a patient take-home, with clinician review before use or delivery.
Start with the work your team still has to finish: a letter to the referring dentist, a personalized patient explanation, or other case documents. In guided setup, compare the finished outputs and the steps needed to put them into your existing workflow.
Yes. Review and edit the clinical details, tooth numbers, assessment, and plan before approving the note. Review each letter or patient-facing document before delivery as well.
Yes. ToothNote.ai is built for specialist practices and supports SOAP, exam, procedure, and treatment notes across periodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery, and endodontics.
Approved clinical notes can be copied or downloaded into nearly any practice management system today. Open Dental integration is available today for supported workflows. Bring patient and referring-doctor context into ToothNote.ai, and return reviewed documents through an enabled connection. We confirm the workflows available to your practice during setup. Your practice management system remains the official chart of record.
No. A short dictated memo is enough to produce documentation. Recording the encounter adds the SOAP note, chart context, and patient take-home from the same capture.
The treating clinician. ToothNote.ai drafts documentation for doctor review. It does not replace clinician judgment and it does not autonomously diagnose. Every document is reviewed and approved before it is used or delivered.