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Product overview
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Second-reader dental X-ray software that highlights potential tooth findings and helps measure bone levels for dentist review.
Overview status: Source-reviewed overview
What does this software do?It highlights possible caries and periapical radiolucencies, and helps measure bone levels, while a dentist or dental specialist reviews the radiograph.
Which images and patients are in scope?It supports extraoral and intraoral 2D dental radiographs, including bitewing, periapical, and panoramic images, for patients aged 22 years or older without remaining primary teeth.
Who uses it?Dental professionals, including dentists and dental specialists, use the output as second-reader support during dental radiograph interpretation.
What does the software produce?It produces highlighted regions and per-tooth bone-level measurements, with PDF and DICOM secondary-capture reporting described in the FDA comparison.
What is its most important limitation?It is an adjunct, not a replacement for complete clinician review, clinical judgment, patient history, or other relevant information.
Clinical takeaway
Denti.AI Detect adds second-reader highlights and bone-level measurement support for labeled adult dental radiographs; the dental professional remains responsible for the interpretation and care decision.
Evidence takeaway
The FDA package reports separate standalone, bone-measurement, and reader-study endpoints. A 24-reader study reported aided wAFROC 0.809 versus 0.784 unaided; this reader-study result is distinct from the standalone detection and bone-measurement endpoints.
Clinical details
What this tool is for
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Exact purpose
Second-reader CADe support for detecting/highlighting caries and periapical radiolucency and for measuring mesial and distal bone levels on extraoral and intraoral 2D dental radiographs in adults aged 22 years and older without remaining primary dentition.
Extraoral and intraoral 2D dental radiographs, including bitewing, periapical, and panoramic images, from patients aged 22 years and older without remaining primary dentition; listed formats include JPEG, JPG, TIFF, TIF, PNG, BMP, and DICOM.
Highlighted ROIs for caries and periapical radiolucency and mesial/distal bone-level measurements for each tooth, with DICOM secondary-capture/PDF reporting described in the device comparison.
The device is an adjunct and does not replace complete clinician review or clinical judgment using the image, patient history, and other relevant information; use is limited to patients aged 22 years and older without remaining primary dentition. The periapical CEJ-Bone specificity acceptance criterion was the one listed exception in the bone-measurement study.
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Integration
The FDA packet describes a cloud-based software-only device accepting the listed image formats and returning a PDF report and DICOM secondary capture to PACS; exact PACS interface versions and local compatibility are not established.
Deployment category preserved from the prior exact-submission review; hosting region, data flow, and current commercial configuration still require vendor confirmation.
ACR AI Central provides an exact-submission model card for Denti.AI Detect; FDA labeling remains controlling for clinical use, limitations, and performance.
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Evidence summary
FDA packet: stand-alone caries/periapical-radiolucency testing used 709 images from 6 U.S. sites with three independent dentists and achieved across-category wAFROC AUC 0.737 (95% CI 0.713-0.761) against a prespecified 0.6 lower-bound threshold. Bone-measurement testing used 193 images from 9 U.S. sites with three independent dentists: bitewing CEJ-Bone sensitivity/specificity 98.1%/93.0%, periapical CEJ-Bone 98.2%/88.5%, periapical CEJ-Root 96.9%/92.2%, and extraoral CEJ-Bone-Root 91.6%/84.3%, with task-specific MAEs. A 24-reader, 154-image MRMC study reported aided wAFROC 0.809 versus unaided 0.784 (difference 0.025, p=0.029).
These are separately labeled bone-measurement endpoints; the caries/periapical stand-alone detection result is wAFROC AUC, and MAE/reader-study endpoints remain distinct.
No contextualized exact-version metric has completed evidence review. Regulatory-document values, when available, are shown above with their limitations.
Denti.AI Detect regulatory performance study summary
DesignStand-alone performance and reader study (ACR AI Central category)
PopulationAdult
Scopeexact submission
Tested versionExact product version not reported; regulatory study summarized for FDA submission K230144
Samplen=902
Sites15
IndependenceIndependence not established
K230144
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Pricing and total cost
Vendor documentation pending
Vendor confirmation
Exact FDA submission
Checked 2026-09-09
No public price or quote for the exact K230144 configuration was established in this review.
Reimbursement and coding
Not established in reviewed sources
Reviewed sources checked
Exact FDA submission
Checked 2026-09-09
No exact-product payer policy, coding instruction, or payment determination was established; eligibility must be evaluated by payer, site of service, and use case.
Safety and lifecycle
Postmarket record
Recall and adverse-event records are shown only after product matching. Adverse-event reports do not establish incidence or causality.
Postmarket safety review
The exact-identifier FDA recall query returned no native recall record for K230144. This limited result does not establish absence of recalls or other safety information and does not cover later versions, family records, MAUDE reports, corrections, or field notices.
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Verify training: Current training prerequisites, competency checks, and support commitments for the exact configuration require vendor confirmation.
Verify pricing and total cost: No public price or quote for the exact K230144 configuration was established in this review.
Verify reimbursement and coding relevance: No exact-product payer policy, coding instruction, or payment determination was established; eligibility must be evaluated by payer, site of service, and use case.
Verify local validation and lifecycle monitoring: Current drift, quality, uptime, alert, escalation, and incident-response commitments for the exact configuration require vendor confirmation.
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Exact FDA record reviewedStatus
2026-09-09Last searched
25Fields reviewed
9Source classes checked
0Awaiting review PubMed leads
0Awaiting review trial leads
0Unreviewed FDA recall leads
Exact-submission ACR model-card fields were normalized under the current provenance rules; vendor and independent-study confirmation remain distinct. Exact FDA scope controls clinical claims. ACR provides bounded exact-submission catalog context. Candidate literature metadata remains a discovery queue until full-text identity, endpoint, population, and version review is completed. Automated exact-name discovery found 0 PubMed and 0 ClinicalTrials.gov candidate records. Candidates require human product and version matching; zero candidates is not evidence that no studies exist. Native FDA recall identifiers produced 0 postmarket candidate records; 0 have been reviewed (0 published, 0 rejected) and 0 remain unreviewed.
Candidate leads remain unpublished until a human confirms the exact product and tested version.
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Sources & history
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