Turn a treatment plan into a plain-English explainer
Draft a patient-friendly summary of a treatment plan in plain language — which your dentist reviews and approves before it goes out.
What you’ll do
- Paste the treatment plan the clinician has already decided.
- Ask for a plain-English summary of what it involves and why — no new advice.
- Have the dentist review and approve before it's shared.
Common questions
Is the AI giving patients medical or dental advice?
No. The AI only restates — in plainer words — a plan your dentist has already decided. It adds no new clinical information, and the dentist reviews and approves the wording before any patient sees it.
What if the AI changes the meaning of the treatment plan?
That's exactly why the dentist reviews it before it goes out. The lesson shows how to instruct the AI to restate only what you've pasted and to flag anything it's unsure about — so nothing slips through unchecked.
Should I paste the patient's full clinical notes into the AI tool?
No. Paste only the general treatment description — what the procedure involves and what to expect — without identifiable patient details or sensitive health history. The AI works on the general content; you hold the patient record securely.
Who at the practice should approve the explainer before it goes to the patient?
The treating dentist. The lesson is clear that no patient-facing explainer leaves the practice without clinician sign-off — the AI is a drafting aid, not a clinical author.
Could patients rely on this instead of asking the dentist questions?
The explainer is designed to help patients understand what's been recommended — not to replace the dentist conversation. Your team can add a line inviting patients to raise any questions at the appointment.
How long does this take once I know the process?
A few minutes to draft and a few more for the clinician to review — the lesson walks through it in about ten minutes the first time.