THE REAL COST
of paper dental prescriptions are illegible.
80% are incomplete. The technician guesses. The lab calls. The case comes back.
Studies on clinic-laboratory communication in prosthodontics
TrazaRx is the analysis engine underneath every order. Five modules — Capture, Rx Enrichment, Validation, Order Preparation, Prevention — running together while the case is being born. The order is defensible before any material is touched.
The five modules don't run in sequence. They run together — Capture while the doctor talks, Validation as the form fills, Prevention scoring as the case takes shape. By the time Send is clicked, every check is already complete.
The Case Wizard pulls 50 structured fields. Photo Gates enforce protocol-grade clinical photography. Audio records. STL and CBCT attach. Nothing leaves the operatory unstructured.
The doctor's audio is transcribed and mapped to the Rx fields automatically: material, shade, translucency, occlusion, margin, implant. No typing. No forms. The admin confirms with one click.
The engine checks every field against 40+ clinical rules as the form fills. Material vs connection. Margin vs reduction. Shade vs translucency. Three responses: Cannot Send, Flagged, Suggestion.
Order Preparation auto-detects the case branch — crown, bridge, implant, ortho, esthetic — and shows only the items that apply. In parallel, Prevention scores remake risk against materials, surgeon patterns, and history. The order ships defensible.
Each module owns one slice of the case. Together they form the engine. Pull one out and the Rx loses an answer the lab needs.
8 stages. 6 gates. 50 required fields. Photo Gates enforce protocol-grade clinical photography. Decision Points end the "I think we approved that" debate. Competency Tracking shows the data who causes remakes — and who doesn't.
The doctor talks. 30 seconds of voice → 7 mapped clinical fields → 1 click to confirm. Visual selectors instead of free text. Audio backup permanently attached. The Rx ships with the doctor's own voice on file, in case anyone disputes what was said.
Auto-detects the case branch — crown, bridge, implant, ortho, esthetic — and builds a dynamic checklist with only the items that apply. A crown case never sees implant items. An ortho case never asks for prep-margin photos. Short. Specific. Completable.
Pattern recognition over thousands of real outcomes. Material, restoration type, surgeon ID, complexity, similar past cases. Each case ships with a remake risk score — labs use it to prioritize QC, doctors see which combinations of theirs tend to fail. Not magic. Numbers.
Runs as the fields fill. Three response levels — Cannot Send, Flagged, Suggestion. Catches impossible material/connection combinations, missing data, contradictions. The lab never starts fabricating something the rules know will fail.
Six things the engine produces every time it fires. The doctor doesn't see five modules. The doctor sees these six results.
Every prescription leaves with required fields complete, audio backup attached, validation log passed. The order is defensible before any material is touched. Disputes are answered by the case file, not by phone calls.
Every case ships with a numeric risk score. Labs prioritize high-risk cases for QC. Doctors see which combinations of theirs fail more often. The conversation stops being anecdotal.
Crown? Implant? Ortho? Esthetic? The checklist matches the case branch. Short, specific, completable. No "tick 30 boxes that don't apply." No noise hiding the items that do.
The doctor's voice is permanent backup. If anyone disputes what was said — admin, lab, doctor — the audio answers. The transcription is on file. The original recording stays on file.
The doctor sees the Rx was sent and notices A3 should have been A3.5. Edit in place. Every change shows who, when, what, and why. The lab is alerted. The audit trail is automatic.
15 crowns a week with the same configuration. Save "my standard crown" as a template. One click, the Rx auto-fills. Each doctor's templates are the doctor's — not shared across the lab.
One engine, five modules. Each module has its own working surface in the platform — Capture, Rx, Validation, Order Preparation, Prevention — but they share the same case data spine. Capture feeds the Rx, the Rx feeds Validation, Validation feeds Prevention. They never pass files between each other. They share one case.
No. The doctor only sees the Rx surface and the voice input. Capture, Validation, Order Preparation and Prevention run underneath. The admin and the lab see more. The doctor sees less, not more.
Three response levels. Suggestion: doctor decides, no friction. Flagged: Rx ships but the flag stays in the case file. Cannot Send: fired only on impossibilities, like a material incompatible with the connection. Cannot Send can be overridden with a documented reason that the lab sees in the case file.
Pattern recognition over historical outcomes. Material plus restoration type plus surgeon ID plus complexity scoring plus similar past cases. It outputs a score, not a verdict. The lab uses the score to prioritize QC. It does not refuse cases — it surfaces the ones worth a second look.
Yes. The five branches — crown, bridge, implant, ortho, esthetic — ship with default items. Each lab can add, remove, or change items per branch. The branch detection itself is automatic, based on the Rx fields.
STL and CBCT files attach directly. Direct integrations with the major intraoral scanner platforms. The Rx and the files arrive together at the lab, attached to the same case, not on three different channels.
The Rx surface is the entry point — always on. Capture, Validation, Order Preparation and Prevention are switchable per lab. Most labs turn them all on within the first week.
Validation runs as the fields fill. Order Preparation and Prevention run when Send is clicked. End to end, after Send, well under a second. The doctor sees no wait.
The engine is included in every TrazaLab plan from Pro and up. The Starter plan includes Rx plus basic Validation. Enterprise unlocks Prevention and per-lab branch customization.
Timestamp, identified author, audio backup, validation log, edit history. More evidence than paper, by a wide margin. For jurisdiction-specific requirements check with local counsel.
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