How it works
Examine. Treat.
Done.
Examine.
History, the concern, what you see. Say the findings tooth by tooth, the way you normally would.
Treat.
Consent and what you did, as you go. It lands in the note, in order.
Done.
Your note, in your format, ready to sign. Post-op instructions for the patient come from the same appointment.
Initial Consultation
New patients: concern, history, examination and plan.
Procedure Note
Consent, technique, findings and aftercare for the treatment itself.
Your own
Your sections and level of detail, for check-ups, emergencies or reviews.
Questions
Before your next patient.
Can Claro write dental clinical notes?
Yes. Claro listens to the appointment, keeps the clinical detail (the concern, medical history, findings, consent, the treatment and post-op advice) and leaves the small talk out. The note comes back in your format, ready to review and sign.
Does Claro do dental charting?
No. Claro writes the clinical note from what you say, tooth numbers and findings included. Your charting stays in your practice software, and copying the note across takes a tap.
Is there a dental template?
Start from Initial Consultation or Procedure Note, or build your own sections. Tell Claro you work in dentistry and your notes use its language.
Where is patient data kept?
Hosted in the United States, and Claro signs a HIPAA business associate agreement as part of signup.
What does it cost?
Every plan starts free for 30 days or 30 AI notes, whichever comes first. See pricing.
Try Claro on your next patient.
Free for 30 days or 30 AI notes. On iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, web and Android.