Seoul Western Dental Hospital for People with Disabilities has begun using an AI clinical records system from Dencom, a dental AI company. The hospital held a demonstration on October 28 and started formal operation on November 3. The system is part of a project to build dental AI tools for patients with disabilities.
System rollout
Dencom signed an agreement with the hospital in July for the AI clinical platform. The demonstration included officials from Seoul city and Seoul National University Dental Hospital. The project followed field testing and focused on vulnerable patients.
Company context
Dencom operates a dental-specific AI engine called Densper. It also offers a dental platform called DentHub and a real-time translation solution called TransEra. The company holds ISO/IEC 27001 certification and has a US subsidiary, AIzac.ai Inc.
What the system does
The AI analyzes conversations during intake, treatment, and counseling and drafts chart entries. It supports voice periodontal charting, auto-fills anesthesia and root canal details, and records next visit plans. Real-time captions help patients with hearing loss, and the system connects to the hospital's existing electronic dental record.
System data remains processed inside the hospital's closed network. Dencom plans to use this hospital experience to support older patients and children who have difficulty cooperating during care. The company also plans to target public medical institutions and other vulnerable patient settings.