DentMesher — digital dental design platform
DentMesher is a B2B platform that brings dental clinics and digital dental designers into a single workflow. An intraoral scan is uploaded, the job is designed in a defined sequence, reviewed by an independent specialist, and only goes to production after the clinic approves it.
In most places today, the digital design of a crown, bridge or implant-supported restoration runs on email, file links and phone calls. Which version of the file is current, who received the design, whether a specialist reviewed it, whether the clinic approved it — all of it lives in someone’s memory.
DentMesher puts that flow on the record. When a clinic opens an order it states the indication, the material, the arch, the tooth numbers and the deadline, and uploads the scan files. Every step the job takes from then on — whose hands it passed through, when it was delivered, how many revisions it went through — stays in the order’s own history.
The clinic enters the indication, material, arch and tooth numbers, uploads the scan and sets the deadline.
The job passes to a designer. The design time and the delivery deadline are shown separately on the job screen.
An independent specialist examines the design. This step ensures only reviewed work reaches the clinic.
The party who knows the patient has the last word: approve, or ask for a revision.
The approved design goes to production. The design clock stops here.
The job closes and the clinic leaves its rating.
Revision requested. If the specialist or the clinic asks for a revision, the job returns to the designer and a new round opens. Rounds never blur together: each round keeps its own files, its own time and its own reason.
A specialist separate from the designer examines the job before the clinic sees it and records the decision with its reasoning.
The design is rotated and inspected in the browser: wall thickness, occlusion against the antagonist, midline and arch form.
An assistant that measures the design file automatically puts a numeric preliminary report in front of the specialist.
Revisions requested after clinic approval run against a defined entitlement; the rule is the same for both sides.
Automated measurement never advances a job. The Specialist Agent only informs; sending back for revision, conditional approval and passing to the clinic remain human decisions.
Neither the designer nor the specialist needs to know who the patient is in order to do the work. The platform masks the patient’s identity by role, and that mask holds not only on screen but on printed output as well. Patient records stay in the clinic’s own area.
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