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Meet Sia -

AI Scribe for Open Dental Practices

You treat patients... Sia writes the notes.

Sia listens during your appointments, understands dental terminology, and creates accurate clinical notes — ready for your review before the patient leaves the chair.

Save 2+ hours on charting every day

HIPAA Compliant
ADA-code aware
Notes ready in under 2 min
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Sia for Open Dental
AI Clinical Documentation
Real-Time Scribe
2.5 hrs
Saved on charting daily
<2 min
Notes ready per visit
100%
HIPAA compliant
Sample Output

What Sia produces after every visit

Here is an actual clinical note generated by Sia during a crown preparation appointment. Ready for your review in under two minutes.

Clinical Note

Patient: Maria Garcia

D2740 — Crown Prep

Chief Complaint

Patient presents for crown preparation on tooth #19. Reports intermittent sensitivity to cold on the lower left side over the past three weeks. No spontaneous pain. Patient reports discomfort when chewing on that side.

Clinical Findings

Existing large MOD amalgam restoration on tooth #19 with recurrent decay at the distal margin. Radiograph confirms decay extending to the DEJ. Tooth is vital, responsive to cold testing with lingering response of 4 seconds. No percussion sensitivity. Periodontal probing within normal limits (2-3mm).

Treatment Performed

Crown preparation completed under local anesthesia (2% lidocaine with 1:100K epi, 1.7mL IAN block). Existing amalgam and recurrent decay removed. Build-up placed with resin-modified glass ionomer. Preparation refined for PFM crown with adequate reduction (1.5mm occlusal, 1.0mm axial). Margins placed at gingival crest. Impression taken with PVS material. Shade A2 selected.

Materials

Temporary crown fabricated and placed with TempBond CE. Occlusion checked and adjusted. Patient comfortable at dismissal.

Patient Instructions

Avoid sticky foods on the temporary crown. Mild sensitivity to temperature is normal and should resolve within a few days. If the temporary comes off, contact the office. Ibuprofen 400mg as needed for any discomfort. Return in 2 weeks for permanent crown cementation.

Pending Review Generated in 1m 47s
Approve & Save to Open Dental
Features

What Sia does for your Open Dental practice

Every feature is designed to give you back the hours you spend on documentation — without sacrificing accuracy.

Real-Time Documentation

Sia listens during the appointment and generates notes as you work. By the time you are done, the note is ready for review.

Patient History Context

Sia pulls the patient history from Open Dental so notes reference prior treatments, existing conditions, and relevant allergies.

ADA-Code Aware

Sia understands dental procedure codes and includes them in notes automatically — D2740 for a crown, D1110 for a prophy, and everything in between.

Template Compatible

Works with your existing note templates in Open Dental. Sia fills in the sections you need without changing your workflow.

Review Before Save

Every note goes through your review before it is saved to the patient chart. Sia suggests — you approve. Nothing is written without your sign-off.

HIPAA Compliant

All audio processing and note generation happens in a HIPAA-compliant environment. Patient data is encrypted at rest and in transit.

Your evenings belong to you again

Dentists spend an average of 10 to 15 minutes per patient on clinical documentation. For a 14-patient day, that is over two hours of charting — often done after the last patient leaves, cutting into personal time and contributing to burnout. The notes written at the end of a long day are rarely as detailed or accurate as they should be.

Sia eliminates that burden by documenting in real time. As you explain findings to the patient, discuss treatment options, and perform procedures, Sia captures everything in a structured clinical note with correct terminology and ADA codes. By the time the patient leaves the chair, the note is ready for a quick review and one-click save to Open Dental. Practices report saving an average of 2.5 hours per day on documentation — time that goes back to patient care, or simply going home on time.

Daily Summary

Today's Documentation

All complete

14

Patients Seen

14

Notes Completed

0

Pending

2h 45m

Time Saved

Recent Notes

Maria Garcia D2740
Saved
James Williams D1110
Saved
Patricia Lee D2150
Saved
The Transformation

Before & after Sia

See how Open Dental practices transform clinical documentation from a dreaded chore into an automatic process.

Before Sia

15 min charting after every patient

Doctors stay late every day to finish clinical notes
Notes rushed at end of day — details forgotten or missed
Templates filled with copy-paste that does not match the visit
Assistants pulled from patient care to help with charting
Incomplete documentation leads to compliance risk
Burnout from spending evenings catching up on paperwork

With Sia

Notes done before they leave

Notes generated during the appointment — ready in under 2 minutes
Every detail captured accurately because Sia listened in real time
Notes match the actual visit with correct ADA codes and findings
Staff focused entirely on patient care, not documentation
Complete, consistent documentation for every visit automatically
Doctors leave on time — charting is done before the last patient
FAQ

Questions about Sia + Open Dental

How does Sia listen to the appointment?

Sia uses a HIPAA-compliant audio capture system in the operatory. It processes the conversation in real time, distinguishing between clinical discussion, patient conversation, and ambient noise. Only the relevant clinical content is used to generate the note.

Can I edit the note before it saves?

Absolutely. Every note Sia generates goes into a review state. You can edit, add, or remove anything before approving it. Once you approve, Sia saves it directly to the patient chart in Open Dental. Nothing is saved without your sign-off.

Does Sia understand dental terminology?

Yes. Sia is trained on dental-specific language, including ADA procedure codes, tooth numbering systems (Universal and Palmer), materials, medications, and clinical findings terminology. It knows the difference between a MOD composite and a PFM crown.

How long does it take for a note to be ready?

Most notes are ready within 60 to 120 seconds after the appointment ends. For complex procedures with extensive findings, it may take up to two minutes. The note is typically ready before the patient has left the chair.

Get started in 48 hours

End late-night
charting forever.

See how Sia handles documentation for practices like yours — accurate notes, zero after-hours charting, and complete records for every patient.

HIPAA Compliant
White-Glove Setup
No Long-Term Contract