Confirm a configured bur set before the appointment begins.
Turn chairside tool use into a workflow your practice can review.
BurBridge, DentBridge’s AI Smart Bur Box, captures configured instrument-count events at the tray and supports consent-aware voice capture. Clinical OS turns those signals into reviewed notes, replenishment prompts and accountable next steps inside a local practice deployment.
BurBridge: a familiar bur box that makes operational signals visible.
A bur tray already sits where a procedure begins. DentBridge uses that location to make slot presence, removal and return events usable for practice operations, without asking staff to start with another dashboard.
Each deployment begins by mapping the practice’s instrument layout, supported consumables and workflow. The box is offered without a separate hardware charge to qualified practices that enter a software subscription and local deployment agreement.
Illustrative hardware concept. Final sensing method, accuracy, cleaning compatibility and enclosure specifications remain subject to pilot validation.
One box, two capture paths, one reviewed operational record.
The demo follows the staff member through the routine they already perform. It shows where DentBridge adds information and where the team keeps control.
Record supported removal and return events. Start voice capture only after the practice’s consent process.
Clinical staff review generated drafts and correct the work record before it is used.
Route a reorder prompt or task to the person who owns the next action.
Voice documentation and count intelligence belong in the same operating workflow.
The hardware creates a reason to start. The subscription supports the practice after the installation through configured workflows, user access, support and software updates.
Record naturally, then review before use.
Clinical teams can use the system to create a draft transcript and structured note from a permitted chairside conversation. The clinician controls the final record.
- Consent-aware recording workflow
- Dental workflow templates configured during deployment
- Draft, edit and sign-off sequence for the responsible clinician
- No claim that the draft is a diagnosis or a final chart
See the tool event before it becomes a stock problem.
Configured count events can create a clear operational history for a selected set of burs and generate reviewable inventory or replenishment tasks.
- Configured slot and set visibility
- Removal and return event history
- Practice-owned reorder prompts and approvals
- Deployment review for accuracy and sterile-processing fit
Your online request starts a site-specific deployment conversation.
Clinical OS is not an open self-service patient portal. DentBridge uses the web page to qualify and schedule a demo. After the workflow review, we scope the local installation, the supported features and the subscription service. The practice controls its clinical decisions and patient records.
For qualified demo customers, the configured box is bundled into the agreed software subscription rather than sold as a separate device.
DentBridge configures the pilot to the practice’s selected workflows. Connections to other systems are planned per deployment, not assumed online.
The subscription covers the agreed software capabilities, support and updates while the customer account remains active. Commercial terms follow the demo and site review.
See the box, voice workflow and local deployment plan before you commit.
Tell us how your team currently prepares burs, documents visits and reorders supplies. We will use the information only to plan a product conversation.
Every pilot needs a documented boundary.
The public preview uses illustrative data only. Before DentBridge handles any live patient information, the deployment must define consent, access control, encryption, audit logs, retention, backup, support access and required agreements. The practice remains responsible for clinical decisions, chart review and its own policies.