Disclosed-plaque map
Clear preliminary markup supports discussion of problem areas with the patient.
For dental hygienists
Turn disclosed-plaque photos into preliminary AI markup, five hygiene indices, an interdental brush chart, a periodontal chart, and a clear report for patient discussion. A clinician must review the result before clinical use.
Preliminary result • clinician review required before clinical use

One clear workflow, from standardized photographs to a result prepared for clinician review.
Clear preliminary markup supports discussion of problem areas with the patient.
Fedorov–Volodkina, API Lange, OHI-S, Silness–Löe, and PHP in one report.
An interactive map for recording recommendations for interdental spaces.
Pocket depth, bleeding, and mobility in a structured chart.
A clinician can review and correct the result before discussing it with the patient.
Upload three photos after applying a plaque-disclosing agent.
The platform prepares markup, total plaque percentage, and five indices.
The clinician should compare it with the examination and can correct and confirm it.
Use the clear report to show areas of concern and hygiene progress.
Feature preview
Illustrative demonstration mockups show how hygiene metrics, the interdental brush chart, and the periodontal chart fit into one workflow.


The mockups use synthetic data, may differ from the current interface, and are not a medical opinion.
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Create an account — 5 free reportsOdonta Index AI does not diagnose. AI prepares preliminary markup and measurements. Before clinical use, a clinician must check photo quality and compare the output with the examination; the clinician can correct and confirm the result when appropriate. Corrections are retained in revision history.
Three photos taken after a plaque-disclosing agent is applied. Lighting, focus, camera angle, and disclosing quality can affect the result.
No. The service prepares preliminary markup and measurements. Before clinical use, a clinician must compare them with the examination and correct the result when needed.
Yes. A clinician can adjust values before confirmation, and changes are retained in the revision history.
Five reports, AI-assisted plaque analysis, five hygiene indices, Odonta Hygiene Score, core recommendations, an interdental brush chart, a periodontal chart, and White Spot analysis.
Yes. After clinician review, the report can support a clear hygiene discussion. It does not replace examination, diagnosis, or treatment planning.
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