AI-Powered Automated diagnostics for X-ray images in dentistry
RamanCare Technology and AI platform helps your medical facility to interpret X-ray images and provides real in-time diagnostics, type of enamel and many other indicators.
With RamanCare’s Technology your medical facility will gain in profitability, speed and quality all in one package
Time is money!
On an average rate an experienced dentist takes 15 minutes to analyze a single radiograph
Human Analyzing intakes 30-60% error range
With RamanCare Technology you can receive accurate diagnostics in matter of seconds with minimum error range
This includes visualization, compilation, and charting of previous treatment, dental caries, apical periodontitis, etc. into a comprehensive report able to be bridged into your practice management software
How our technology works
RamanCare Technology is based on Artificial Intelligence using unique machine learning algorithms
Our machine learning algorithms are trained through thousands of dentists, patients and radiographers and continues to train on
By using RamanCare technology you receive service which draws from the knowledge of experts in oral, pathology and radiography
Our database is growing with each passing day. We welcome your practice and facility.
RamanCare helps to identify 30-60% of undiagnostic dental conditions by skilled dentists using its unique Big Data Analysis Systems. This early identification of undiagnostic dental conditions allows early intervention and thus increase outcomes for your facility
Thanks to the ultimate access to Raman Care's database through the AI platform, patient acceptance is taken for sure.
Using a high technology such as RamanCare makes your facility outstanding in your neighbourhood. By using Raman Care technology you can put your practice high on the list of referals
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