Pearl Launches Practice Intelligence in Canada: The Dental AI Platform Integrates With Seven Practice Systems, and a Survey Put Scheduling First for 77 Percent of Respondents, Announced November 13
Dental AI company Pearl announced on November 13, 2026 the Canadian launch of Practice Intelligence, a platform that connects what AI sees in dental x-rays with what the practice does next, bringing AI findings together with treatment plans, patient histories and appointment data. The platform supports Canadian procedure codes, tooth numbering and practice-specific fee schedules, and integrates with Carestack, ClearDent, Curve, Denticon, Dentrix, Eaglesoft and Open Dental, with additional integrations planned. In a Pearl survey conducted with the American Association of Dental Office Management, 77 percent of respondents named scheduling as their primary challenge and 69 percent said minimizing last-minute cancellations was a priority. The platform brings findings that need clinical review, unscheduled treatment plans and stalled care into the schedule, daily huddle and patient follow-up lists. Reported results from United States users include office managers saving two to three hours a day on administrative work, mid-size practices recapturing at least 5,000 dollars a week in crown production, and a United States dental organization reporting a 35 percent increase in monthly diagnoses over six months. Pearl chief executive Ophir Tanz said seeing a potential problem on an x-ray is the start, and the team needs to help the patient take the next step.
(Source: Pearl)
Source: Pearl
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