Every tooth has a history.
Conditions, procedures and treatment state can remain connected to the selected tooth and chronological record instead of collapsing into one decorative status.
The professional workspace for dental care
Your dental practice.Your patients.One connected workspace.
Sarop Dentist brings the working day, patient context, dental charting, treatment records and follow-up into one focused professional experience.
Modules and access depend on deployment context. No public download link is currently configured.
Connected dental workspace
More than a tooth chart.
The product is organized around four connected parts of dental work: the practice day, the patient, the clinical dental record and what happens next. The odontogram is central, but it never replaces the person around it.
Practice · Today
Start with what needs your attention.
The implemented Today client brings role-aware work queues, appointments, follow-up and quick routes into one opening surface. Live operational counts remain dependent on the deployed Dentist backend.
01See the working dayUpcoming appointments and active work stay visible together.
02Move into contextOpen the patient or dental workflow behind an item.
03Keep priority deliberateAttention surfaces are not presented as emergency monitoring.
Practice · Appointments
Keep the dental day organized.
Sarop Dentist includes appointment list, detail, create and status-transition clients. This page makes no claim about external calendar integration, waiting-time reduction or availability in every deployment.
01Who is nextPatient, time and visit state remain readable.
02What the visit needsMove from the schedule into the authorized patient record.
Patients
Your patients, with dental context.
Search, patient access state, profile, notes, vitals, timeline and dental modules are organized around the selected patient. Relevant medical context is shown only within the active authorized scope.
01Find the patientSearch and filters support the professional patient list.
02Keep access explicitIdentity, access and the clinical record remain distinct.
03See more than teethDental history sits beside the person’s relevant recorded context.
Dental care · Signature workspace
See the mouth as a living clinical history.
The authentic Sarop Dentist odontogram uses FDI orientation and tooth-specific records. The clinical diagram stays left-to-right in every page language; the interface around it localizes without mirroring the mouth.
Tooth-specificRecorded findings and events remain attached to canonical tooth identity.
Clinically orientedFDI quadrants are preserved in LTR and RTL layouts.
History-awareUnknown or unrecorded is not shown as healthy.
Dental care
From finding to recorded next step.
Implemented legacy dental APIs support tooth events, image records, dental follow-up, case packages and a patient dental summary. The newer canonical model for plans, prostheses and arch states remains backend-gated and is not advertised as live.
Dental images
The implemented client supports dental image metadata, tooth and case association, and product-side upload workflows. No diagnostic interpretation claim is made.
Treatment record
Tooth events, timeline and prescription overview keep recorded actions near the dental context. Sarop does not choose treatment or replace clinical judgment.
Recorded stateWhat is known now
Dental eventWhat changed
Treatment recordWhat was documented
Follow-upWhat comes next
Current viewHistory remains available
Continuity · Follow-up
Dental care continues after the chair.
Dental follow-up plans can preserve a schedule, message and status around the selected patient. Returned information can become available for deliberate review where the deployed service supports it; this is not 24/7 or emergency monitoring.
01Establish the next stepKeep the plan connected to the dental record.
02Review when availableFollow-up state remains part of the professional workflow.
Continuity · Communication
Communication connected to care.
The implemented conversation client keeps threads associated with the selected patient. Availability depends on the messaging service; no encryption certification or guaranteed response is claimed.
Sarop Dentist ↔ Sarop Life
One dental journey, on both sides of care.
The dentist works from Sarop Dentist. The patient continues through Sarop Life where a follow-up or dental summary is explicitly supported and authorized. Oral-health history can stay part of the broader health journey without granting unrestricted access.
Sarop Dentist
Professional dental context, charting and the next recorded step.
Authorized continuity
Sarop Life
Personal health context and assigned actions where the product connection is enabled.
Privacy & professional trust
Dental records deserve deliberate access.
Public claims are limited to verified product boundaries. This page does not claim certification, regulatory approval, data residency or universal interoperability.
Patient-scoped access
Patient surfaces use explicit access and organization context.
Profile separation
Dependent and family profiles remain separate; unrelated family data is not implied.
Role boundaries
Clinical and operational actions are exposed through permissions where implemented.
Clinical responsibility
Sarop Dentist records and organizes care; the dentist retains clinical judgment.
Product experience
The day, the patient, the mouth, the next step.
The product’s authentic odontogram geometry and verified client workflows establish a connected sequence without fabricating unavailable screen captures.
TodayProfessional work
PatientAuthorized context
OdontogramDental state
TreatmentRecorded action
Follow-upContinuity
Dental care, connected
Every tooth is part of a longer health story.
Keep dental care connected before, during and after the visit.
Sarop ecosystem
One health journey. Different professional perspectives.
The patient remains at the center.
Sarop LifeIndividuals & familiesSarop DoctorPhysicians
Sarop DentistDentists
Sarop EnterpriseOrganizations · Page forthcoming
Sarop CareCare & nursing