The Note Structure
Every AI-drafted note follows the same four-part clinical documentation format dentists already use — just filled in from the consultation instead of typed after the patient has left.
Subjective
What the patient reported — chief complaint, symptoms, history mentioned during the consult.
Objective
What the doctor observed or examined during the visit.
Assessment
The clinical impression or diagnosis, drafted from what was discussed — reviewed and confirmed by the doctor.
Plan
The proposed next steps — treatment, prescription, or follow-up — for the doctor to confirm.
Alongside the four SOAP sections, Dantara also extracts diagnoses, treatments, medications, and follow-ups mentioned in the consultation as a starting point — all editable before saving.
Audio → Transcript → Note → Review
- 1Patient consent is captured for the visit — recording is blocked without it.
- 2The consultation is recorded and transcribed.
- 3A SOAP-format note is drafted from the transcript, along with suggested diagnoses, treatments, medications, and follow-ups.
- 4The doctor reviews the full draft, edits anything needed, and saves it to the patient's permanent record.
A Draft, Not a Final Note
The AI draft is never saved automatically. A doctor reads and edits it before it becomes part of the patient's clinical record — the same standard of accountability as a note the doctor typed themselves. Dantara's role is to remove the typing, not the responsibility.
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