Overjet will provide its artificial intelligence technology to dental practice management company Dental Whale, serving more than 20,000 practices.
Overjet’s technology analyzes dental X-rays to quantify decay and bone loss. It also reviews past images from patient records to identify treatment opportunities, according to a July 25 news release from Overjet.
The partnership will formally launch during Dental Whale’s annual Business Immersion Summit in Las Vegas Sept. 23-24.
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