Treatbase offers an AI‑driven dental practice management platform that captures clinical notes, diagnoses, and treatment plans via voice commands, eliminating manual charting. The system automates billing, centralizes consent documents, and provides real‑time revenue and patient acquisition analytics, all hosted on a GDPR‑compliant EU cloud with multilingual support.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Dental practices spend significant time on manual charting, billing, and managing patient consent documents, which creates administrative bottlenecks and reduces the time clinicians can devote to patient care.
Solution
Treatbase provides an AI‑driven dental practice management platform that uses voice commands to capture clinical notes, diagnoses, and treatment plans in real time, eliminating the need for manual data entry. The system automatically generates invoices and organizes patient consent forms, storing all information in a GDPR‑compliant, EU‑hosted cloud. Built‑in analytics break down revenue by procedure category and track new‑patient acquisition, giving practice owners clear insight into financial performance. Multilingual support (initially Italian and English) allows staff to interact with the platform in their native language, further streamlining workflow.
Target Audience
Primary customers are dental clinics and orthodontic practices seeking to reduce administrative overhead and gain actionable financial insights.
Features
- Voice‑activated AI assistant (Delphi) that transcribes spoken input into structured dental records, pathology tags, and clinical notes
- Automated billing engine that creates and manages invoices for each performed procedure
- Centralized consent management module with secure, encrypted storage and audit‑ready documentation
- Real‑time performance dashboard showing revenue per procedure category and monthly new‑patient metrics
- GDPR‑compliant data encryption in transit and at rest, with all servers located within the EU
- Multilingual interface supporting Italian and English, with additional languages planned