Voice charting
Say it. It’s on the chart.
Dictate your findings in English, Hindi or Gujarati while you work. Odontra drafts the tooth chart, you check it, and the treatments you choose flow into the plan — with prices.
“36 number me deep distal caries hai. 24 me irreversible pulpitis. 11 ka crown fracture.”
How it works
Four steps. You stay in charge of every one.
Click a step, or let it play. These are the real screens, from speaking to a priced plan.
“36 number me deep distal caries hai. 24 me irreversible pulpitis. 11 ka crown fracture.”
Step 01
Just say what you see.
Tap the mic and talk while you examine — English, Hindi, Gujarati, or a mix. A floating mic on every screen keeps your notes for the open patient, so your hands stay on the patient.
Step 02
Odontra drafts each finding.
It reads your words and lists every finding — tooth, condition, surface, depth — next to what you said. Untick anything wrong. Nothing reaches the chart until you press Add.
Step 03
The chart fills itself.
Findings land on the right teeth and in the diagnosis summary. For each one you choose the treatment from your own list — a tap, or type your own. That column is yours: Odontra never fills it.
Step 04
One tap to a priced plan.
The treatments you chose go to the treatment plan with your own price list. Check the prices, adjust, and Save — nothing is saved until you do. Then print it or send it on WhatsApp.
What it never does
Built to assist the doctor — never to decide.
Clinical judgement is yours. Odontra is deliberately limited to the part a machine does well: turning your words into structured findings.
Never suggests treatment
It drafts findings — tooth, condition, surface, depth. You pick the treatment from your own list.
Never saves on its own
Findings reach the chart when you press Add. The plan is saved when you press Save. Not before.
Never sees who the patient is
Names and phone numbers are removed before your dictation reaches the AI.
Never switches itself on
The AI assistant stays off until the doctor turns it on for the clinic.
Voice, everywhere
A floating mic on every screen.
Keep one hand on the patient. Tap the mic from any screen and your notes are kept for the patient who is open — ready to add to their report when you are.
- —Dictate while you examine, not after
- —Notes stay with the patient who is open
- —Add them to the report when you are ready
- —Works in the browser on a clinic computer, tablet or phone