Every specialty pathway begins and ends here — examine the whole mouth, plan for the whole person, refer across eleven specialties, and maintain for life, on one case file that never leaves the practice.
General dentistry is the hub of the wheel — the examination feeds the plan, the plan routes each problem to its specialty, and maintenance brings every patient back to the same chair, and the same data.
A general examination is the broadest data-gathering in dentistry — medical and dental history, extra- and intraoral examination, and radiographs where clinically indicated. An intraoral scan completes the visit as the patient's baseline digital record.
Auralis Insight, the AI reading module, annotates radiographs and scans, composes a comprehensive findings analysis and drafts a treatment-suggestion report — always for the doctor to review, amend and sign.
Findings become a full-mouth treatment plan, sequenced the way sound dentistry runs — relief of pain first, control of disease next, rehabilitation after that, with what can wait clearly separated from what cannot.
In Studio Clinic the plan is presented chairside, sequenced into visits and scheduled; consent records and progress notes stay in the same case file the examination created.
Eleven specialty pathways branch off this hub — and a twelfth route leads outward: uncontrolled diabetes, or oral signs that suggest systemic disease, are referred to the physician. Whatever the examination finds, there is a mapped route — and the case file travels with the patient, so no specialist starts from zero.
Every pathway page carries its own stage map and solution kit — and the general case file remains the common thread that runs through all twelve.
Dentistry ends in maintenance, not in the chair. Every patient leaves with individualised home-care guidance — brushing, interdental cleaning and diet — matched to their risk profile and to what was placed in their mouth.
Studio Clinic runs risk-based recall — the practice sees who is due, and when. Intervals follow the same consensus anchors as the prevention pathway: every 6–12 months for low-risk patients, and every 3–4 months for patients at high caries risk. At each review, a quick re-scan compares today's dentition with the baseline record: wear, movement and soft-tissue change surface early, and the loop returns to Stage 01.
The four steps collapse into a single kit. Every line links to the product page — specify the whole pathway or start with one stage and grow.
| Stage | What happens | Auralis products |
|---|---|---|
| 01 · Examine | History & clinical exam, radiographs as indicated, baseline intraoral scan, AI findings & treatment-suggestion report | Scan IO · Studio Insight AI |
| 02 · Plan | Full-mouth plan sequenced by urgency; chairside presentation; visits scheduled | Studio Clinic |
| 03 · Refer | Triage across 11 specialty pathways; the shared case file follows the patient | Studio Clinic · Studio Insight |
| 04 · Maintain | Risk-based recall, home-care guidance, periodic re-scan against baseline | Studio Clinic · Scan IO |
From the first examination to lifelong recall — our team maps the general-dentistry kit to your patient mix, your equipment and your referral network across Southeast Asia.