Taking the weight off clinicians.
Clinicians should only do clinical care. We build and run the software that takes everything else off their plate: the records, the coordination, the handoffs and the admin.
Good morning. Here is today.
18 patients booked across three chairs. One full-arch case is waiting on a photogrammetry file before it can go to the lab. Two lab deliveries due by noon. Implant stock for 4.1 mm fixtures is below your floor.
Nine jobs, none of them connected. One person holds them together.
An implant dentist runs a business, a clinic, a sedation service, a surgical list, a prosthetic workflow, a records system and a lab relationship at once. Each lives in a different place, and none of them talk to each other. The dentist is the only link.
- Practice managementDiary, staff rotas, billing, compliance→
- Clinical managementTreatment plans, consent, clinical notes→
- Anaesthesia / sedationSedationist, fasting and escort instructions→
- Record takingPhotos, CBCT, radiographs, face scans→
- Surgical aspectGuides, implant stock, nurse and room→
- Lab aspectPortal uploads, pick-ups, printing→
- Prosthetic aspectTemporaries, try-ins, final bridge timing→
- Patient retention and recruitmentEnquiries, follow-ups, recalls, reviews→
- ScalingEvery new site repeats all of the above→
Click any area to see what goes wrong there and how Offload fixes it.
When the dentist is in surgery, on leave or simply busy, everything waits. And the practice can't grow past one person's capacity.
Missing records
Gaps often surface only at planning or at the lab. Recovering a missing scan or record takes days, and the case stalls.
Version mix-ups
The lab works from a file the surgeon did not approve.
Chasing by hand
Case status sits in one person's inbox, so everyone else waits until they have time to reply.
Time away from patients
Coordination eats into clinical hours.
Six products. One path: get the practice right, then bring in the robots.
ImplantOS
Case coordination for full-arch implant surgery: complete records, versioned lab handoffs and a live case status the whole team can see.
See ImplantOS → 02 · ProductPlannedPracticeOS
One live record of the practice, with front-desk apps on top: Recall, Book, Phone and Supply. We host it, run it and change it when you ask.
See PracticeOS → 03 · ProductPlannedConsultOS
Wins the consultation: notes written for you, coaching on where cases are lost, and a clear plan sent to every patient.
See ConsultOS → 04 · ProductPlannedInsuranceOS
Cover checks, claims and appeals. Irish and UK schemes first, then the US, where insurance is the biggest admin cost in dentistry.
See InsuranceOS → 05 · ProductPlannedTravelOS
For patients who live far from the practice: scans taken near home, a plan and price before they travel, and aftercare back home.
See TravelOS → 06 · Long-termLong-term visionRobotOS
The layer that makes a practice robot-ready, built with robotics companies so clinical robotics in dentistry actually works.
See RobotOS →One record for each full-arch case.
Built for private practices in Ireland and the UK. The principal surgeon decides to use it; the treatment coordinator runs it day to day; nurses capture records against a checklist; the laboratory receives complete, versioned handoffs.
Design partners start with a hands-on service: we coordinate pilot cases with you, then turn what works into software.
The full ImplantOS page →- 01CBCT, intraoral scans, photosComplete
- 02Plan approved by surgeonApproved v2
- 03Photogrammetry fileMissing
- 04Lab handoff packBlocked by 03
- 05Surgery-day readinessQueued
next_action: request photogrammetry export before lab handoff
Records
Scans, imaging and history attached and checked.
Planning
Packaged for your planning software; you approve the plan.
Lab handoff
Versioned pack to the lab. Case status is live, and the whole team can check it at any time.
Surgery day
Guide, parts, provisional and consent confirmed.
Final and follow-up
Post-op records to the lab, fit verified, review booked.
One live record of the practice. Apps built around how you already run.
PracticeOS brings the practice's scattered systems into a single record, then builds the apps each practice needs on top of it: the day's summary, the diary, the inbox, lab tracking, stock, recalls and finance. No two practices get the same set, because no two practices run the same way.
You don't write code or manage software. We host it, run it and change it when you ask. Clinical systems such as your practice management and imaging software keep running; PracticeOS connects to them rather than replacing clinical records.
Virtual design rooms. Every case gets a shared, secure room for its CBCT, intraoral scans, face scans, photographs and X-rays, all in one place and open from any computer in any of the group's practices. As a group grows, records no longer need to be transferred: a patient can walk into any practice in the chain, anywhere in the world, and their full record is already there, with access controlled by the practice. See the spotlight →
The full PracticeOS page →Today
With PracticeOS
Your practice, in one place.
2 open slots this week · 1 case needs a records visit booked
Purchase order drafted for review. Nothing is ordered without your approval.
- 01Book records visitAuto
- 02Send records checklist to patientAuto
- 03Check stock for planned componentsAuto
- 04Open ImplantOS caseAuto
- 05Send deposit invoiceNeeds approval
Records that follow the patient. One click, any practice.
A patient can ask for their records to be sent straight to another practice, including one in another country. PracticeOS turns that into a single button: the patient verifies who they are, picks the receiving practice and confirms. CBCT, intraoral and face scans, photographs, X-rays and notes arrive complete, in standard formats any practice can open.
Records follow patients to any practice in the group, within each country's data-protection rules. Transfers inside the EU and to countries with equivalent protection go straight through; anywhere else, the patient gives explicit consent to that transfer first. Every request and transfer is logged, and the original practice keeps its own copy.
- 01Patient identity verifiedDone
- 02Receiving practice: Lisbon (EU)Verified
- 03Patient consent recordedDone
- 04CBCT and X-rays (DICOM) · scans (STL) · photos · notes (PDF)Sent
- 05Transfer logged · copy retainedAudit
One click for the patient. The practice sets whether transfers go automatically or need a quick approval.
Scaling a group gets easier
New practices join on the same record, and patients move between them with nothing to transfer by hand.
Every practice works the same way
The same record, the same formats and the same checks in every site. That consistency is what lets standards hold as a group grows.
A pillar for robotics
Robotic systems need practices that are alike: complete, consistent records wherever the patient is treated. This is part of what makes a practice ready for RobotOS.
A robot amplifies whatever practice it lands in. So the practice has to be right first.
Putting AI on a broken process doesn't fix it. It produces a poor solution that looks well engineered. Surgical robotics in dentistry is the same. If bookings, scheduling, patient records and case planning aren't done properly, a robot arriving in the surgery won't solve those problems. It inherits them.
That is why ImplantOS and PracticeOS come first. They get the everyday foundations down to a T, in a way that works the same in every practice and scales. RobotOS is the final step: the layer that connects a well-run practice to robotic systems, built in partnership with robotics companies rather than as a robot of our own.
The full RobotOS plan →A robot in a practice without the foundations
- Records incomplete or scattered, so the robot's plan is built on gaps
- No reliable diary for robot time, staff and consumables
- Readiness checked by memory on the day
- No outcome data flowing back, so nothing improves
A robot in a practice running on Offload
- Every case complete, versioned and approved before surgery
- Robot time, team and parts scheduled like any other resource
- Readiness checked automatically before each case
- Results logged against the plan, case after case
Nothing to retype. Nothing switched off until you're ready.
Talk
A call about how the practice runs today, and where the clinicians' time goes.
Visit
We spend time in the practice to see how cases, patients and paperwork actually flow.
See yours
A demo built around your own way of working, before you decide anything.
You do the clinical care. We take care of the rest.
Clinicians remain responsible for
- Assessment and diagnosis
- Treatment planning decisions and plan approval
- Consent conversations
- Surgery and fitting
- Clinical advice to patients
Offload handles
- Records checklists and completeness checks
- Versioned laboratory handoffs and lab status
- Diary, inbox, stock and recall workflows
- Next actions and stalled-case alerts
- Drafts for your team to review and approve
We work with your laboratory, not around it.
Technicians keep the design judgement, finishing and quality checks. We make sure the lab receives a complete, approved, versioned case, and that remakes and fit issues are logged against the version and the reason.
- records
- →
- approved_plan
- →
- approved_design
- →
- manufacturing_order
- →
- production_qc
- →
- delivery_fit
- →
- follow_up
Starting in Ireland, where most dental care is privately paid.
| Measure | Figure | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Active dentists in Ireland | 2,560 (2024 estimate) | Verified · CED, Feb 2026 |
| Share of Irish oral health spending paid out of pocket | About 82% | Verified · CED, Feb 2026 |
| Full-arch cases per year in Ireland and the UK | No published count; sized bottom-up with design partners | Open question |
| ImplantOS pricing | €150–€400 per arch | Hypothesis, to test |
| PracticeOS pricing | Quoted per practice after the visit, agreed before any commitment | Planned |
Seed funded.
Seed round from an undisclosed family office based in Saudi Arabia. Figures as of October 2026.
Foundations first. Robots when the practice is ready for them.
- Now
ImplantOS
Hands-on coordination of design-partner cases, then software.
- Next
PracticeOS
One live record and custom apps for the practices already using ImplantOS.
- Then
Scale the foundations
The same standards in every practice we work with, so readiness is repeatable, not one-off.
- Long-term vision
RobotOS
With robotics partners, bring surgical robots into practices that are ready for them.
A clinician and a quantitative engineer.
- Dentist, B.A., B.Dent.Sc. (Hons), Trinity College Dublin
- Trinity Scholar and Entrance Exhibition Scholar, Trinity College Dublin
- MFD, RCSI Faculty of Dentistry
- Diploma in Primary Care Dentistry, RCSI Faculty of Dentistry
- Medical student, Trinity College Dublin
- MSc by Research candidate in Anatomy and Regenerative Medicine, RCSI
- Schwarzman Scholar, Tsinghua University
- Clinical experience alongside an oral and maxillofacial surgical team
- Quantitative trader, Susquehanna International Group (SIG)
- MSc Computational Engineering (first class), Trinity College Dublin, focused on deep learning and optimisation
- B.A. Physics (first class), Trinity College Dublin
- Trinity Scholar and Entrance Exhibition Scholar, Trinity College Dublin
- All Ireland Scholar
- Built an LLM-powered pipeline at a pre-seed EdTech startup
Questions practices ask.
Are ImplantOS and PracticeOS available now?
Not yet. ImplantOS is in development and PracticeOS is planned. We are looking for a small number of design-partner practices, starting with hands-on coordination of real implant cases.
Do they make clinical decisions?
No. Diagnosis, planning decisions, consent, surgery and clinical advice stay with your clinicians. Anything that affects a patient, an order or an invoice waits for your approval.
Do we have to replace our practice management or imaging software?
No. They keep running. PracticeOS connects to the systems you already use and works alongside them.
How is patient data handled?
Your practice owns and controls its data. Before any pilot we agree a data processing agreement, keep data in the EU or UK, and make sure you can export your records in standard formats.
Are you building a surgical robot?
No. RobotOS is a long-term plan to work alongside robotics companies. Our job is to make sure practices have the bookings, records, plans and readiness checks in place so that a robot can actually be used well.
How much does it cost?
ImplantOS pricing is being tested with design partners. PracticeOS is quoted per practice once we have seen how it runs, and you know the price before you commit.
Who is it for?
Private practices in Ireland and the UK, starting with those that treat full-arch implant cases.
Become a design partner.
We are looking for a few Irish and UK practices that treat full-arch implant cases. Tell us about your practice, roughly how many cases you run a month, and which laboratory you work with.