Description
This article will guide users how to use the Curve Voice AI in Charting
What can Curve Voice AI do in Charting?
- Curve Voice AI has the following functions in Charting:
- Charting shortcuts.
- Adding conditions on teeth.
- Changing the status of teeth.
- Changing tabs in Charting
What Verbage do I have to use?
Note: This is not a comprehensive or definitive list of phrases accepted by AI.
With Curve AI start by saying any of the following:
- Add
- Chart
- Put
- Treatment plan
- Shortcut then shortcut name
- Name of shortcut, ex. RCT, extraction can be used for shortcuts named Ext.
Note: If the shortcut can be added without any teeth or surface, then only saying the shortcut will chart it.
- After having the beginning if the shortcut requires a tooth or surface say the tooth number, or letter, and the surface(s), for surfaces the first letter is all that is needed. Ex. "Composite tooth 4 MOD" will chart a composite shortcut on surfaces MOD on tooth 4.
- For deciduous teeth, name of shortcut then tooth letter can be used. Ex. "Extract a" will chart the shortcut for extraction on tooth A.
- For Class 5 surfaces, name of L5, F5, and B5 can be used.
- For surfaces, when charting posterior teeth use occlusal, or O.
- When charting anterior teeth use incisal, or I.
What can Curve Voice AI not do?
- Curve Voice AI cannot do the following:
- Chart a specific code, ex. chart "D2740" will not work.
- Chart a bridge.
- Create a new treatment plan tab
- Create a new visit on a plan
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