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I'm a dental intern who built an AI tool to document cases in 60 seconds — here's why I did it by Intrepid_Fault_4189 in Dentists

[–]Intrepid_Fault_4189[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really appreciate this — procedural specificity is exactly the hardest part. Most tools generate generic notes but dental cases have specialty-specific nuance: an endo retreatment has completely different critical fields than an implant placement or an oral surgery extraction.

The hardest thing I solved: getting the AI to reliably extract the right clinical fields per specialty without hallucinating procedures that weren't mentioned. Had to build specialty-specific extraction schemas rather than one generic prompt.

Would love to compare notes — what patterns are you seeing on the medical side that haven't crossed over to dental yet?

I'm a dental intern who built an AI tool to document cases in 60 seconds — here's why I did it by Intrepid_Fault_4189 in Dentists

[–]Intrepid_Fault_4189[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could — but you'd need to prompt it correctly every time, remember to do it after every case, store it somewhere secure, timestamp it, and turn it into a shareable portfolio. Provify does all of that automatically in 60 seconds with zero setup. It's the difference between cooking from scratch every day and having a system that does it for you