The surgeon creates the digital Rx in the case.
One clinical case, one structured prescription. The same record the laboratory will open later — not a loose PDF or a separate chat.
Digital Rx · in the caseDENTAL DIGITAL RX · LABORATORY ORDER
The dental Digital Rx is born as a structured prescription in the case: created, enriched, validated, and handed off as the laboratory order — without guessing from a chat or an incomplete paper form.
Helps reduce avoidable remakes from ambiguity, loose evidence, or premature sends.

One clinical case, one structured prescription. The same record the laboratory will open later — not a loose PDF or a separate chat.
Digital Rx · in the caseREMAKE RISK · BEFORE FABRICATION
Cited reasons follow published clinical literature (e.g. Alkadi et al., NDPBRN). They are not customer rates or TrazaLab-measured savings.
CREATE · NEW CASE ASSISTANT

The surgeon creates the clinical case. The Rx is born as part of the case — not as a separate PDF or chat.
Assistant · Rx in the casePRODUCT DNA · TOOLS ON THE SAME RX

TrazaCaptura organizes capture with site and purpose. It stays on the same Rx; it does not certify the clinical field.
Linked evidenceVALIDATION · BEFORE FABRICATION

RxValidator scores clinical rules. Some alerts warn; blocks stop send.

needs_more_info returns to the surgeon on the same order — without rebuilding the request from a chat.
LABORATORY HANDOFF · SAME CASE

On send, the laboratory works from the Rx and treatment evidence — not from a loose PDF or a reconstructed chat.
Case receivedIt is the structured prescription joined to the clinical case: sites, work type, material, shade, margin, and the other fields the laboratory needs to fabricate. In TrazaLab it is not a loose PDF or a chat thread.
The new-case assistant creates the Rx as part of the case. It is then completed and enriched on the case record before it is sent to the laboratory.
The laboratory order travels with the same case record and linked evidence. The laboratory does not rebuild the request from incomplete paper or loose messages; if something critical is missing, it can request it on that same order.
They contribute evidence to the same case and the same Rx: clinical photos, shade reference, preparation detail, bite/occlusion, and functional video when the treatment requires it. They organize evidence for human review; they do not diagnose or certify automatically.
RxValidator and Validation Gate review the Rx and package before send. They can block contradictory combinations or incomplete requirements according to case rules. Some checks warn without blocking; the system does not promise that an open field never exists.
The same case with the Rx and linked evidence, plus the laboratory handoff sheet for the physical package. If information is missing, the laboratory can request more data on that case without rebuilding the order from scratch.
No. TL–5118 is a synthetic illustrative case. It does not contain real patient data.