Chairside

Dental team communication training with AI practice

Build confidence in case acceptance conversations, treatment planning, and chairside communication through guided learning and AI-powered practice scenarios.

Who It's For

Chairside provides guided paths for four dental team roles, each with specific training scenarios and communication frameworks.

Treatment Coordinator

Present treatment options, handle financial conversations, and build case acceptance through clear, confident communication.

Hygienist

Educate patients on oral health, introduce treatment recommendations, and navigate difficult conversations about care compliance.

Doctor

Communicate diagnoses clearly, present treatment plans effectively, and address patient concerns with clinical precision.

Practice Owner

Lead team communication standards, coach staff on case presentation, and establish clinical language protocols across the practice.

How It Works

  1. 1

    Learn

    Follow your role's guided path through clinical communication principles, language patterns, and conversation frameworks built from real practice language.

  2. 2

    Practice with AI

    Practice conversations through text-based scenarios with AI patients. Work through case acceptance, treatment planning, and difficult patient interactions in a safe training environment.

  3. 3

    Track Progress

    Review feedback on your practice sessions and track your progress through role-specific learning paths. See where communication patterns strengthen over time.

What's in the Pilot

The design partner program includes foundational training components for dental team communication.

Privacy posture: All training scenarios use synthetic patient names and cases. No real protected health information (PHI) should be entered during practice sessions.

Not Included in This Version

To maintain focus on core communication training, the following features are explicitly out of scope for the pilot.

Join the Design Partner Pilot

Help shape Chairside by participating in the pilot program. Share feedback, test early features, and influence the product roadmap.