The Real Problem

Dental practices deal with a lot of documentation. Patient conversations, medical histories, treatment plans, and consent forms often live in separate places.

The challenge was bringing those pieces together without adding more work for clinicians.

Finding the Fix

The idea was simple: start with the conversation.

Denty turns clinical conversations into structured documentation, giving clinicians a place to review the details before preparing and sending consent forms.

What Actually Happened

I worked across the product, from shaping the experience and interface to building the application.

The workflow connects transcription, structured records, clinical review, document preparation, and electronic signatures.

What Changed

The result is a working product that connects documentation and consent in one workflow.

Instead of treating every step as a separate task, the product makes it possible to move from a conversation to a signed document.

What I Had to Work With

Healthcare software comes with real responsibilities. Accuracy, privacy, and clear user permissions matter just as much as usability.

The goal was to make the workflow simpler while keeping clinicians in control of the information and decisions.

What I'd Do Differently

I'd spend even more time on the moments where clinicians need to verify information. Making review effortless is just as important as making generation fast.

What I Learned

Good AI products shouldn't ask people to trust everything they generate.

They should make it easy to understand, check, and take the next step.