CareStack has partnered with Overjet, the world leader in dental AI, to introduce the 

—a comprehensive solution designed to enhance patient care, streamline operations, and drive business growth for dental practices and DSOs.

 integrates six cutting-edge capabilities:

 – A complete dental practice management solution.

 – AI-enhanced dental imaging for improved diagnostics.

 – FDA-cleared AI for automated detection and quantification.

 – Enterprise VoIP with real-time transcription, call tracking, and marketing attribution.

 – Automated insurance verification, claims processing, and payment solutions.

 – Centralized reporting across PMS, payroll, marketing, phone, and procurement systems.

“Dentists shouldn’t have to piece together multiple solutions,” said 

. “With Overjet, we’re delivering a unified platform that simplifies operations and enhances patient care.”

, emphasized their shared vision: “This platform sets a new standard for dental care, making AI-driven insights easily accessible for providers and improving patient outcomes.”

, the Smart Dental Platform will seamlessly integrate Overjet’s AI-powered analysis into CareStack’s cloud-based imaging suite, improving diagnostics and case acceptance.

CareStack and Overjet Introduce First-Of-Its-Kind Smart Dental Platform

Since its inception in the 1980s, dental imaging has been synonymous with traditional X-ray radiography. Fast forward to today's whirlwind of changes in the dental world, and you'll find that digital imaging has completely turned the tables on how dental offices get things done.

With dental digital imaging taking the spotlight, dental practices and DSOs bring numerous perks - think smoother patient experiences and diagnostic accuracy.

Do you know that in 2022, the dental digital imaging market was already worth $4 billion? And by 2027, this figure is expected to rise to a whopping $7 billion.

More and more dental practices are choosing digital imaging over conventional X-ray methods.

Dental Digital X-Ray Market Was Estimated

Digital imaging in dentistry encompasses a spectrum of modalities. Let’s take a look at some of them.

Different Types of Dental Digital Imaging

3D Dental Imaging

What is 3D dental imaging?
3D dental imaging is a technique that helps dentists obtain a 3-dimensional image of a patient's oral and maxillofacial structures. It helps in diagnosing and planning various dental and oral treatments.

Why 3D dental imaging is the next big thing in dentistry?

The global 3D imaging market size was USD 30.28 billion in 2022 and is estimated to reach USD 166.01 billion by 2032, expanding at a CAGR of 18.6% from 2023 to 2032

3D Imaging Market Size

Statistics clearly show how dental practices are trying to catch up with digital trends. And it is interesting to learn that these numbers are very practical at today’s adoption rates.

Applications & Advantages of 3D Dental Imaging

3D imaging in dentistry spans a broad spectrum, with notable impacts on 

The inherent precision of 3D dental imaging offers:

Improved accuracy in treatment planning and execution

Enhanced patient outcomes in dental procedures

Means to build trust and commitment in patients

Optimization of the position of dental implants

Ease of conducting intricate orthodontic adjustments

We have provided a detailed analysis of the pros and cons of dental digital imaging at the end of this blog. Do take a look.

Intraoral Imaging

The quick transition from traditional film-based radiography to digital imaging has reshaped the diagnostic process in dental practices. This shift is evident in intraoral imaging, where various types of intraoral cameras and images help dentists assess oral health conditions.

Recently, an increasing number of dental practices and DSOs are transitioning to cloud-based digital imaging systems from conventional imaging methods.

How Moving to Cloud-based Intraoral Imaging Will Benefit Your Practice

For many years, dental practices favored on-premise intraoral imaging software due to prevalent connectivity challenges associated with cloud-based solutions. Cloud-centric digital imaging software is progressively replacing on-premise methods for intraoral imaging. Let’s look at how moving to cloud-based intraoral imaging benefits dental practices and DSOs:

Some of the existing Intraoral software providers(cloud-based)

Extraoral Imaging

Digital imaging extends beyond intraoral applications, encompassing extraoral imaging techniques that play a pivotal role in today’s diagnosis and treatment planning for dentists.

Extraoral images will assist dentists in detecting anomalies, such as impacted teeth and jaw irregularities that might not be evident in intraoral images alone.

Digital Imaging in Dentistry

Digital Imaging in Dentistry: The Future of Precision and Patient Care

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