2D radiograph analysis
Upload an OPG, PA or bitewing. Teeth are numbered, findings are boxed, and every detection arrives with its own confidence score.
Decay turns OPGs, bitewings and CBCT volumes into structured findings — caries, tooth maps, jaw geometry and risk scores — and streams each one back the moment the model produces it.
Reads DICOM, NIfTI and ordinary radiograph images
Every model is available from the same case. Run one, or run them all and let the study collect the results.
Upload an OPG, PA or bitewing. Teeth are numbered, findings are boxed, and every detection arrives with its own confidence score.
Single-image caries detection with a confidence threshold you control, so you decide how conservative the read should be.
Segment a full CBCT volume, then pull cross-sections, a panoramic reconstruction and a 3D mesh out of the same case.
Lift the patient name, referring doctor, dates and burned-in text straight off the image header — no retyping.
Compare two exam visits to project the DMFI trend and the insurance-risk band that follows from it.
A short clinical questionnaire returns a periodontal risk score you can put straight into the chart.
Biometric jaw-structure identification, matching a scan against the ones already on file.
A guided conversation that narrows a patient's complaint toward its likely cause before they reach the chair.
Every artefact for a patient rolls up into one study that keeps updating itself as each model finishes.
No preprocessing, no export scripts, no waiting on a batch job to finish overnight.
Drop in a radiograph, a DICOM series or a zipped CBCT folder. Large series are converted server-side — the folder structure doesn't matter.
Detection, segmentation, OCR and scoring are dispatched together, and each stage reports its own progress instead of one opaque spinner.
Findings appear the moment they land, overlaid on the image and gathered into the study — you can start reading before the pipeline is done.
The parts that rarely make the feature list, and always decide whether a tool survives the first week.
A persistent channel pushes every progress frame and result the moment it exists. No polling, no refreshing, no lost jobs.
NIfTI, DICOM series, multi-frame .dcm and ordinary PNG or JPEG radiographs — volumes up to a gigabyte, exactly as your scanner wrote them.
English and Persian throughout, with layout, charts and controls that mirror properly instead of being flipped as an afterthought.
Per-model usage and quota live on their own page, so the cost of a case is never a surprise at the end of the month.
Open the dashboard and run a radiograph end to end in under a minute.