OrthoKit vs PAIN

OrthoKit helps you organize your daily work as an orthodontist. It brings together your patients’ records, AI-assisted cephalometric tracing, and the DICOM viewer, and generates PDF or Keynote reports with one click. Available on Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Vision Pro. - AI-assisted cephalometric tracing. Start your tracings with AI assistance and review the detected anatomical landmarks, which you can adjust directly on the radiograph. Use analyses such as Steiner, Ricketts, McNamara, or Wits, and compare records using superimpositions. With Ceph Builder, you can create your own analyses, customize their reference values, and share them with other professionals. - DICOM viewer and 3D models. View your DICOM studies, including CBCT scans, using multiplanar views and 3D reconstructions. The DICOM viewer is available for informational viewing. You can also view and orient your patients’ STL dental models. - PDF and Keynote reports. Generate orthodontic reports from patient records with one click. Use the included templates or customize them to tailor the content and presentation to your practice. You can also prepare presentations for PowerPoint. - Photos, cropping, and tracking. Organize images in predefined or custom templates and compare different visits and treatment stages. Crop, straighten, rotate, and flip photos while preserving the originals. Auto-cropping automates repeated adjustments, and pupil detection helps align frontal photos. Automatically classify photos and X-rays on compatible devices. - Patients and treatments. Classify cases by practice, treatment phase and status, tags, and colors. Find records with the search tool and note goals, interventions, and observations. Gather patient documents and prepare estimates. On Mac, AI-assisted tracing requires Apple silicon and macOS 14 or later. Storage and privacy: You do not need to create an OrthoKit account. If you do not enable iCloud syncing in the app settings, your patient database and records remain on your device. If you enable it, they are synced across your devices using the same Apple Account. You can hide names and images in the interface when displaying your cases. Free version and subscription: You can create and manage up to 15 patients for free. With a single subscription, you can manage unlimited patients, perform cephalometric tracings, and import DICOM studies, hide the OrthoKit logo in PDFs, and access priority support. The subscription is shared across your devices and renews automatically. Purchases are managed through Apple. OrthoKit is a productivity and professional support tool. It is not intended for direct medical diagnosis or treatment. Review the results and comply with data protection regulations applicable to your patient records. Terms of Use — EULA: https://www.orthokit.com/en/eula/ Privacy Policy: https://www.orthokit.com/en/privacy/

Pain associated with temporomandibular dysfunction (TMD) is often confused with odontogenic pain, which is a challenge in endodontic diagnosis. The distinction between odontogenic and non-odontogenic pain is one of the major clinical challenges in dental practice. While in many cases the diagnosis and treatment plan are evident, there are more complex situations that require a more careful diagnostic approach. This virtual assistant using questionnaires validated in the literature uses natural language processing to automate initial screening in the differential diagnosis of patients reporting dental pain, aiming to provide a more effective interaction with the user and streamline the screening process. The PAINe assistant shows a high accuracy rate, generating clear responses and providing good interaction with the user. PAINe has an accuracy rate of 86% and a substantial level of agreement, however may make mistakes. Always remember to verify all information with your dental surgeon. The PAINe app was developed in accordance with Marques de Mattos de Araujo et al. PAINe - An Artificial Intelligence Based Virtual Assistant to Aid in the Differentiation of Pain of Odontogenic versus Temporomandibular Origin. J Endod 2024. Available at https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joen.2024.09.008.