Every vendor claims the same thing
Marketing pages say “AI-powered” and stop there. We record what a tool actually does, and the date we looked.
DENTAL AI DIRECTORY
Every tool here is checked against the vendor’s own site and the FDA 510(k) database. You see the date we checked, the source, and anything we could not confirm.
Marketing pages say “AI-powered” and stop there. We record what a tool actually does, and the date we looked.
We pull the 510(k) number and decision date straight from the FDA database, or state plainly that there is none.
If a tool works with Open Dental or Dentrix, we name the system and link the source that says so.
Each one has a dated check against the vendor’s own site.
Clearance number and decision date pulled from the FDA database.
Named only when a source says so — Open Dental, Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Curve, or Practice-Web.
Every claim links to the page it came from.
No ratings, no testimonials, no paid placement that changes a verification status.
Each record links to the FDA 510(k) entry so you can read the original filing.
Every listing carries the date we last opened the vendor’s site and confirmed it was live. When a product disappears, it moves to the graveyard instead of quietly staying listed.
It means the FDA reviewed a 510(k) submission for that specific device and cleared it for market. We record the exact number and decision date and link the FDA record. Clearance is not an approval or an endorsement of the product.
It means we could not confirm every field from a dated source. We would rather show Unverified or Not stated than repeat a vendor claim we could not check.
Submission is free. We list tools that fit the directory and can be checked against public sources. No payment changes a verification status.
No. Paid placement is labeled Sponsored and never changes a verification status or the order of verified results.
Browse the full directory, or begin with the tools that carry an FDA record.