4 measurable AI tips to attract and train top dentists for DSOs
May 22, 2023
Hiring and training new dental providers can be a daunting task for Dental Service Organizations (DSOs), especially with the rapid advancement of dental technology. However, dental AI, such as Videa, can help attract new hires and quickly get them up to speed. Here are some tips DSOs can use dental AI to attract and train new providers.
Tip One: Stay at the Forefront of Technology
To attract and retain top talent, DSOs must remain at the forefront of technology. By incorporating dental AI into their practices, DSOs can showcase their commitment to providing the best possible patient care. Dental AI can help providers make more confident diagnoses and provide personalized treatment plans, improving patient outcomes.
Tip Two: Use AI Early in the Interview Process
Using dental AI early in the interview process can help seal the deal. By showcasing AI during interviews, DSOs can demonstrate how it can help dentists and hygienists feel more confident in diagnosing and treating decay and periodontal disease. Dental AI can also help put new providers at ease so they don't feel they are going it alone.
Tip Three: Use Dental AI as a Training Tool
Dental image AI can be a training tool to improve provider confidence in their diagnoses. Videa’s “confirm” or “reject” feature allows dentists to hide or keep annotations presented by the AI model, allowing them to work with the AI and practice. Additionally, Videa can provide historical image annotations, helping train dentists to track the progression of caries over time.
Tip Four: Customize Radiographic Bone Level to Your DSO Standards
Customizing radiographic bone loss thresholds can help providers make diagnoses that align with your DSO's philosophy on periodontal disease. By setting thresholds appropriate for their DSO's standards, hygienists can identify areas of concern and make more informed treatment recommendations.
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"When we have a patient who is on that borderline of, there's some inflammation going on; there are some 4's and 5's. What do we do? Having something objective and calibrated through math and science helps us feel more confident in our diagnosis, and when we feel confident, we can better communicate with our patients."
Dr. Jordan Reich of Arch Dental in Manhattan
Why Videa?
Incorporating dental image AI into their practices can help DSOs attract new hires and quickly get them up to speed. By using dental AI as a training tool, customizing radiographic bone loss thresholds, improving communication between dentists and hygienists, and increasing efficiency and productivity, DSOs can provide the best possible patient care.

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