Diagnocat

Diagnocat is an artificial intelligence software suite for 2D and 3D dentistry that's intended to speed up workflow with better dental images and reports.

Diagnocat has a variety of tools for different dental specialties, including:

• CBCT Segmentation: Automatically converts CBCT files into 3D STL models that can be used for digital dentistry treatment planning. It also separates different structures, including soft tissue, teeth, maxillary sinus and airways.
• Radiology Report: Analyzes intraoral X-rays, panoramic X-rays and CBCT images and produces a detailed report for more than 65 conditions. It can help dentists explain conditions to patients and plan treatment.
• Cloud Storage and Viewer: Stores all dental images and reports in a personal cloud-based account that can be accessed from any device. It lets you view, upload, share and print data.
• Specialist Reports: Offers a variety of specialist reports, including third molar, orthodontic, implantology and endodontic reports, that can be accessed through the platform.
• Superimposition: Combines the advantages of CBCT and intra-oral imagery for better visualization of patient oral cavities.
• DVT Segmentation: Converts DVT files into 3D STL models, a big step in digital dentistry.

Diagnocat is geared for dental specialists, surgeons and orthodontists who can benefit from detailed 3D models and reports that can help them communicate with patients and plan treatment. For example, orthodontists can take advantage of the precision of AI to separate teeth from surrounding bone, a good foundation for modeling splints and aligners. Surgeons can benefit from fully automated segmentation and generation of 3D STL models that include all anatomical structures.

The platform is intended to save time and help dentists improve the accuracy of their diagnoses. The automated process means less manual labor so professionals can concentrate on more important parts of treatment planning.

Pricing and availability details for Diagnocat aren't publicly disclosed. You can reach out to their support team for more information about using Diagnocat in your practice.

Published on July 4, 2024