Shortcut to Start Image Acquisitions

EARLY ACCESS ONLY The new keyboard shortcut Alt+X allows you to skip over the two clicks that it takes to start the image acquisition process. This shortcut is available only if you are viewing a patient’s clinical record (on the Chart, Progress Notes, Quick Exam, Perio, Tx Planner, or Imaging tab).

New Security Right for Editing Amount for Planned Procedure

EARLY ACCESS ONLY A new security right allows a user to change the amount for an individual, treatment-planned procedure. This new right is named “Update Tx Plan amounts per procedure” (in the “Tx Planning” category”). Note: As in previous versions, with the “Update Tx Plan amounts per visit” right, you can control the updating of … Read more

Manually Added Pharmacy Is Saved

EARLY ACCESS ONLY Previously, if a pharmacy did not show up when you searched for it, and you added it manually, the next time you searched for that pharmacy, you would have to enter all that pharmacy’s information again. Now, a manually entered pharmacy is saved so that the next time someone searches for it, … Read more

Removal of Broken Appointments From Overview and Eligibility Pages

Released 1/19/26 On the Appointments box on a patient’s Overview page (go to Patient > Overview), an appointment with a “Broken”, “No Show”, or “Canceled by Office” status will no longer appear as the patient’s Next Appointment. Also, on the Insurance Eligibility page (go to Schedule > Insurance Eligibility), an appointment with a “Broken”, “No … Read more

Heading Change in Patient Communications

Released 1/19/26 On the Patient Communications page (go to Settings > Patient Communications), with the Recare tab selected, the title on the left panel has been changed from “Prophy Recare” “Primary Recare” to clarify that the recare communications apply for any primary recare type, not just prophy. Note: On the Recare Setup page (go to … Read more

Premedication Message for Email and Text

EARLY ACCESS ONLY Previously, an appointment reminder could include a premedication message only if the reminder was sent as an email message. Now, an email or text message reminder for an appointment can include a premedication message. As part of this change, the “Include Premedication message on Email” was renamed to “Include Predication message.” To … Read more