- Plans, consent and notes are spread across the practice system, paper and email.
- Patients accept a treatment plan and never book it. Nobody notices for months.
- Consent forms are still being chased on the day of surgery.
Offload · The problem · 02 of 09
Clinical management. Treatment plans, consent, clinical notes.
One of the nine jobs an implant dentist holds together. Here is what goes wrong when it depends on one person, and how Offload takes it off their plate.
What goes wrong
How Offload fixes it
- Treatment-plan follow-ups find unbooked plans, contact the patient and flag interest to reception.
- Digital forms and consent completed before the visit and attached to the case.
- Every plan version kept, with only the surgeon-approved one moving forward.
Where it lives
Clinicians remain responsible for every clinical decision. Offload products are in development or planned and not available for clinical use.
All nine areas
Next step
Become a design partner. Start with one case.
We are looking for a small number of Irish practices that treat full-arch implant cases.