For Hygienists
Complete dental hygiene workflow with pre-visit assessment, perio, and appointment protocols.
Use the Search bar to customize and enhance prep. Filter to your designated op by operatory to review scheduled patients.
Confirm the patients "due for bitewings"; add to the appointment if needed.
Identify patients with sealants due (>=3 years since placement, unrestored tooth).
Collaborate with the Front Office Admin team on insurance verification and benefit allowances before the visit.
Red Outlined Findings: Restorative potential
Capture opportunities for the morning huddle to align hygiene, doctor, and front desk.
Blue Outlined Findings: Periodontal potential, PARL, and Implant opportunities
Click on Patient's Name Column — Review existing radiographs and images with Vision AI.
Utilize Filter Cards on the Periodontal Page to identify periodontal therapy opportunities.
Click on Next Appointment twice to move patients with no next appointments.
Miscoded Perio Maintenance Filter Card
Due for Periochart (both on Daily Patients Page and in Perio Page filter card)
Clinical prompting for additional interventions after initial therapy when indicators still signal disease activity
Second Stage Periodontal Treatment Filter Card
Miscoded Perio Evaluations D0180
Incipient Findings on Daily Patients Page
Restorative Page → Preventive — Incipient Caries Filter Card
Use both data points: probing depths with Overjet Vision AI bone levels to increase workflow of periodontal assessment.
Acquire radiographs as clinically indicated.
Assess for radiographic bone loss.
Radiographic bone loss: Consider SRP followed by 4910.
No radiographic bone loss with probe depths >= 4 mm: Consider 4346.
Complete comprehensive periodontal assessment:
Periodontal charting; Clinical attachment loss (CAL), probing depths >4 mm, bleeding on probing, exudate on probing, gingival recession, mobility, furcation involvement
Excessive calculus: Consider 4355.
Caries or Incipient Lesions: Consider fluoride, Curodont, SDF, or remineralization treatment.
Assess for Sealants: Apply on eligible unrestored teeth.
Obtain the insurance verification breakdown or view in Overjet RCM when available.
Document and chart findings in the patient chart.
Present Overjet-enhanced Vision AI x-rays to explain flagged areas (bone loss, caries, bone levels, progression).
Clarify treatment distinctions (e.g., 4346 vs 4342/4341) using visuals to build understanding and trust.
Introduce preventive or adjunctive therapies per practice protocol (fluoride, sealants, enamel therapies).
Reinforce rationale and next steps; answer patient questions before proceeding.
Complete approved hygiene procedures.
Apply fluoride varnish or sealants as indicated.
Confirm all services are documented accurately with supporting Overjet imagery.
Set up doctors for success by having the Overjet Vision AI images open for the doctor review.
Communicate findings concisely, highlighting treatment-ready areas.
Support the doctor in confirming and scheduling the plan.
Share or print annotated images for the patient when relevant.
Reinforce home-care guidance and schedule the next visit.
Record outcomes, code selections, and follow-ups in the patient chart notes.
When connected to Overjet Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), hygienists can confirm benefits, review denials, and correct credential issues in real time — closing the loop between diagnosis, coverage, and delivery.
For Hygienists
Complete dental hygiene workflow with pre-visit assessment, perio, and appointment protocols.
Use the Search bar to customize and enhance prep. Filter to your designated op by operatory to review scheduled patients.
Confirm the patients "due for bitewings"; add to the appointment if needed.
Identify patients with sealants due (>=3 years since placement, unrestored tooth).
Collaborate with the Front Office Admin team on insurance verification and benefit allowances before the visit.
Red Outlined Findings: Restorative potential
Capture opportunities for the morning huddle to align hygiene, doctor, and front desk.
Blue Outlined Findings: Periodontal potential, PARL, and Implant opportunities
Click on Patient's Name Column — Review existing radiographs and images with Vision AI.
Utilize Filter Cards on the Periodontal Page to identify periodontal therapy opportunities.
Click on Next Appointment twice to move patients with no next appointments.
Miscoded Perio Maintenance Filter Card
Due for Periochart (both on Daily Patients Page and in Perio Page filter card)
Clinical prompting for additional interventions after initial therapy when indicators still signal disease activity
Second Stage Periodontal Treatment Filter Card
Miscoded Perio Evaluations D0180
Incipient Findings on Daily Patients Page
Restorative Page → Preventive — Incipient Caries Filter Card
Use both data points: probing depths with Overjet Vision AI bone levels to increase workflow of periodontal assessment.
Acquire radiographs as clinically indicated.
Assess for radiographic bone loss.
Radiographic bone loss: Consider SRP followed by 4910.
No radiographic bone loss with probe depths >= 4 mm: Consider 4346.
Complete comprehensive periodontal assessment:
Periodontal charting; Clinical attachment loss (CAL), probing depths >4 mm, bleeding on probing, exudate on probing, gingival recession, mobility, furcation involvement
Excessive calculus: Consider 4355.
Caries or Incipient Lesions: Consider fluoride, Curodont, SDF, or remineralization treatment.
Assess for Sealants: Apply on eligible unrestored teeth.
Obtain the insurance verification breakdown or view in Overjet RCM when available.
Document and chart findings in the patient chart.
Present Overjet-enhanced Vision AI x-rays to explain flagged areas (bone loss, caries, bone levels, progression).
Clarify treatment distinctions (e.g., 4346 vs 4342/4341) using visuals to build understanding and trust.
Introduce preventive or adjunctive therapies per practice protocol (fluoride, sealants, enamel therapies).
Reinforce rationale and next steps; answer patient questions before proceeding.
Complete approved hygiene procedures.
Apply fluoride varnish or sealants as indicated.
Confirm all services are documented accurately with supporting Overjet imagery.
Set up doctors for success by having the Overjet Vision AI images open for the doctor review.
Communicate findings concisely, highlighting treatment-ready areas.
Support the doctor in confirming and scheduling the plan.
Share or print annotated images for the patient when relevant.
Reinforce home-care guidance and schedule the next visit.
Record outcomes, code selections, and follow-ups in the patient chart notes.
When connected to Overjet Revenue Cycle Management (RCM), hygienists can confirm benefits, review denials, and correct credential issues in real time — closing the loop between diagnosis, coverage, and delivery.