The Operating System for Preventive Dentistry

PREVENTION  ·  PREDICTION  ·  PROTECTION

Every Productive Day Starts with Prevention

P2I™ transforms your morning huddle from a financial checklist into a clinical intelligence briefing — powered by CAMBRA evidence and Open Dental integration.

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Xerostomic Drugs Screened
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Evidence-Based Protocols

Your morning huddle tool counts dollars.
It doesn't count risk factors.

Every dental practice holds a morning huddle. It's the most important 15 minutes of the day. But every huddle tool on the market asks the same question:

"How do we produce more revenue today?"

Not one asks the question that actually matters:

"How do we take better care of our patients today?"

Risk Assessment Adoption

CAMBRA has been the evidence standard for 20+ years, yet fewer than 30% of general practices perform systematic caries risk assessments on every patient.

Featherstone & Chaffee, 2018
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Medication Blind Spots

Over 500 commonly prescribed medications cause xerostomia. Most dental software doesn't screen for drug-induced dry mouth at the chairside.

Wolff et al., Drugs R&D, 2017
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Rural Fluoride Deficiency

Only 27% of rural Texas communities have fluoridated water, compared to 73% of urban areas. Rural patients carry significantly higher caries burden.

CDC Water Fluoridation Statistics, 2022
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Huddle Intelligence Gap

Existing morning huddle software focuses exclusively on production goals and financial KPIs. None deliver clinical decision support at the point of care.

P2I™ Competitive Analysis, 2026

P2I™ — Plan for Prevention & Intervention

A 6-page Clinical Intelligence Report generated automatically from your Open Dental data every morning. Evidence-based. HIPAA-compliant. Clinician-ready.

Morning Clinical Intelligence

P2I™ connects to your Open Dental database via MySQL, pulls every scheduled patient's clinical data overnight, runs CAMBRA risk assessments, screens medications against 49 known xerostomic drugs, checks fluoride exposure status, and delivers a complete clinical intelligence briefing before your first patient arrives.

  • Automated CAMBRA scoring for every patient on tomorrow's schedule
  • Real-time medication interaction alerts for xerostomia risk
  • Fluoride exposure assessment based on community water data
  • O'Leary Plaque Control Record tracking and trending
  • Incomplete treatment identification with dollar values
  • Evidence-based intervention recommendations with CDT codes

CAMBRA Risk Stratification

Every patient is assessed using the CAMBRA protocol (Featherstone & Chaffee 2018) with ADA/AAPD alignment. Disease indicators, risk factors, and protective factors are weighted into a composite score that drives clinical recommendations.

  • Four risk levels: Low, Moderate, High, Extreme
  • Cavitated and non-cavitated lesion tracking via ICD-10
  • DMFT index calculation with historical comparison
  • Recall interval recommendations based on risk level
  • Age-gated fluoride protocols per FDA 2025 guidance
  • Full evidence citations for every recommendation

Medication Interaction Screening

P2I™ screens every patient's active medications against a comprehensive database of 49 xerostomic drugs across 10 drug classes — built from the Wolff et al. 2017 JADA systematic review.

  • SSRIs, SNRIs, and tricyclic antidepressants
  • Opioids: hydrocodone, oxycodone, tramadol, codeine
  • Benzodiazepines and muscle relaxants
  • Antipsychotics and anticholinergics
  • First-generation antihistamines (excludes low-risk 2nd-gen)
  • Antihypertensives with documented xerostomic effect

Fluoride Exposure Protocol

Community water fluoridation status is checked against patient ZIP codes. Combined with risk level, the system generates appropriate fluoride recommendations — with age-gating per FDA October 2025 guidance.

  • ZIP-code based community water fluoridation lookup
  • Professional fluoride varnish timing and frequency
  • Prescription fluoride recommendations by risk tier
  • Age-appropriate product selection (under 6, 6-18, adult)
  • Conservative protocol for non-fluoridated communities
  • CHX rinse recommendations attributed to CAMBRA (not ADA)

Practice-Level Analytics

Beyond individual patient intelligence, P2I™ aggregates risk data across your entire scheduled population to reveal practice-wide trends and opportunities.

  • Daily risk distribution (% high, moderate, low)
  • Xerostomia prevalence across patient panel
  • Fluoride coverage gaps in your community
  • Recall compliance trending
  • Incomplete treatment pipeline with financial impact
  • Provider-specific workload and acuity metrics

Patient Report Cards

Individual "Dental Fitness Report Cards" for each patient — printable summaries showing risk level, key clinical indicators, and priority interventions for the hygienist and doctor to review chairside.

  • CAMBRA score with risk badge (color-coded)
  • O'Leary Plaque Control Record with trending
  • Active caries lesion count and DMFT index
  • Top 8 prioritized clinical interventions
  • Unscheduled treatment summary with dollar value
  • PDF generation for chart documentation

What Your Hygienist Sees at 7:30 AM

Real patient intelligence — not just a schedule. Every card below is generated automatically from Open Dental data overnight.

Martinez, Elena
PatNum 14827
HIGH RISK
3 active caries Xerostomia: sertraline No fluoridated water
Interventions: Fluoride varnish (D1206), Rx 1.1% NaF paste, 0.12% CHX rinse 1wk, caries stabilization. Recall: 3 months.
CAMBRA Score: 14 · DMFT: 9 · PCR: 38%
Thompson, Robert
PatNum 8341
MODERATE
Xerostomia: hydrocodone, lisinopril 2 restorations (3yr)
Interventions: Fluoride varnish (D1206), OTC 0.05% NaF rinse daily, saliva stimulation counseling. Recall: 6 months.
CAMBRA Score: 7 · DMFT: 5 · Diabetes: E11 (controlled)
Williams, Sarah
PatNum 22019
HIGH RISK
Medicaid Ortho appliances 2 white spots Age: 14
Interventions: Fluoride varnish (D1206), Rx 0.09% NaF rinse (age-appropriate), sealants D1351 if indicated. Med Hx: Update overdue (192 days).
CAMBRA Score: 11 · PCR: DUE · Incomplete Tx: 2 items ($847)
Johnson, Michael
PatNum 5590
LOW RISK
Fluoridated water No active caries Recall compliant
Protocol: Professional fluoride NOT specifically indicated per ADA 2013 guideline for low-risk patients. OTC fluoride toothpaste 2x daily. Recall: 12 months.
CAMBRA Score: 1 · DMFT: 2 · PCR: 12% ✓

Built on Peer-Reviewed Science

Every recommendation in P2I™ traces to published, peer-reviewed evidence. No guessing. No fabrication.

CAMBRA PROTOCOL

Caries Management by Risk Assessment

The foundational evidence-based protocol for individualized caries risk assessment and management in clinical practice.

Featherstone JDB, Chaffee BW. J Calif Dent Assoc. 2018;46(8):471-480
XEROSTOMIA

Medications Inducing Salivary Gland Dysfunction

Systematic review of 500+ medications causing xerostomia — the scientific basis for P2I™'s 49-drug screening database.

Wolff A, et al. Drugs R D. 2017;17(1):1-28
FLUORIDATION

Community Water Fluoridation Statistics

National data on fluoridation coverage disparities between urban and rural communities — the evidence behind P2I™'s ZIP-code lookup.

CDC National Oral Health Surveillance System, 2022
CLINICAL DECISION SUPPORT

Opportunities for CDS in Dentistry

Evidence that clinical decision support systems improve adherence to evidence-based protocols and reduce practice variation.

Tokede O, et al. J Evid Based Dent Pract. 2013;13(1):2-8
FLUORIDE GUIDELINES

ADA Topical Fluoride Recommendations

Clinical practice guideline establishing risk-stratified fluoride protocols — the framework P2I™ uses for intervention recommendations.

Weyant RJ, et al. J Am Dent Assoc. 2013;144(5):508-520
RURAL DISPARITIES

Oral Health Workforce in Rural America

Evidence documenting elevated caries burden and access barriers in rural communities — the market reality P2I™ addresses.

Skillman SM, et al. Health Aff. 2011;30(10):1960-1967

How P2I™ Works

Four steps from Open Dental data to clinical intelligence at the chairside.

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Connect

P2I™ connects to your Open Dental MySQL database via secure, read-only access. No cloud. No third-party servers. Your data stays on-premises.

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Analyze

Overnight, the CAMBRA engine assesses every patient on tomorrow's schedule — medications, ICD-10 codes, procedure history, fluoride exposure, plaque records.

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Generate

A 6-page Clinical Intelligence Report is generated with risk stratification, medication alerts, intervention protocols, and patient report cards.

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Deliver

The report is delivered via email, PDF, or the P2I™ web dashboard before your first patient arrives. Your team is prepared before the huddle begins.

Open Dental MySQL Integration  ·  HIPAA-Compliant On-Premises Deployment  ·  Docker Containerized
FastAPI + PostgreSQL + Celery  ·  Fernet Encryption at Rest  ·  RBAC Multi-Tenant Architecture
FDA CDS Guidance Compliant (January 2026)  ·  ADA/AAPD Protocol Aligned

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See P2I™ running against real Open Dental data. Schedule a 30-minute walkthrough with Dr. Donald.