For dental practices

The operational layer for the patients you already have.

AGENT33 builds a longitudinal profile of every patient from hundreds of signals in your practice's own records, from clinical and financial to behavioral. It drives the numbers you run on: case acceptance, retention, chair utilization, reactivation and lifetime value.

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Most software records what happened.We tell you what needs to be done next.Which patient, which chair, which hour, what to say, and more.

Outcomes

Built to increase what the practice is worth.

The chairs, the staff and the lease are paid for either way. What they earn depends on what fills them.

Revenue

Maximize Revenue Opportunities

The revenue is in your charts. It just isn’t on the schedule.

Treatment diagnosed and never booked, worked in priority order
Benefit that will expire unused, surfaced before it resets
Plans declined once, re-approached when something has changed
Work whose clinical urgency has moved since it was first proposed
Everyone in the household who's due

Efficiency

Increase Operational Efficiency

An open hour in the chair is paid for, and it never comes back.

Cancellations filled with work that fits the slot, the provider and the room
Next week shaped before it starts
Recall ordered by who needs it most
A family booked in one call
The front desk running the agents, not the phones

Loyalty

Build Patient Loyalty

Your best patients are the ones who keep coming back.

Stretching intervals caught while the relationship is still warm
Lapsed patients approached with their history in hand
Preventive visits kept on schedule
Cost met with financing or phasing, never pressure
Outreach bounded by rules the practice sets, on channels the patient chose

What it isn’t

Not a second opinion.
A different job entirely.

Dentists who use or plan to use AI

AGENT33 runs thisAGENT33 can connectAGENT33 stays outUse now · plan to

Imaging and diagnostics, AGENT33 can connect. 22.8% use AI for this now and 25.4% plan to.48.2%
Insurance verification, AGENT33 runs this. 13.6% use AI for this now and 32.6% plan to.46.2%
Charting and note taking, AGENT33 can connect. 7.4% use AI for this now and 34.8% plan to.42.2%
Billing and claims submission, AGENT33 runs this. 9.2% use AI for this now and 29.7% plan to.38.9%
Practice analytics, AGENT33 runs this. 10.1% use AI for this now and 27.2% plan to.37.3%
Explaining clinical findings to patients, AGENT33 stays out. 13.2% use AI for this now and 18.5% plan to.31.7%
Front desk check-in, AGENT33 runs this. 10.1% use AI for this now and 19.6% plan to.29.7%
Social media, AGENT33 stays out. 10.7% use AI for this now and 18.1% plan to.28.8%
Appointment scheduling, AGENT33 runs this. 9.2% use AI for this now and 19.6% plan to.28.8%
Treatment recommendations, AGENT33 stays out. under 5% use AI for this now and 12.9% plan to.17.4%

The dentist decides the treatment

The diagnosis and the plan come from the dentist, as they always have. AGENT33 works from the plan as written and never suggests a different one.

AGENT33 handles the follow-through

A crown the dentist planned in March is still unbooked in October, and the patient's benefits expire at year end. Plenty of software already lists patients like this. AGENT33 predicts which of them will book, then checks each prediction against who actually did.

Where dentists draw the line

In ADA's Q2 2026 poll of 552 private-practice dentists, 82.6% said they don't use AI for treatment recommendations and don't plan to. We think they're right.

Source: ADA Health Policy Institute, Economic Outlook and Emerging Issues in Dentistry Poll, Q2 2026 (552 private-practice dentists). Published in State of the U.S. Dental Economy, Q2 2026 (slide 27) and Dentists' AI Usage and Attitudes (July 2026).

How it works

Inside AGENT33's Patient Intelligence Model.

Our proprietary Patient Intelligence Model reads clinical risk trajectory, benefit mechanics, behavioral response, attrition drift, household economics and schedule geometry, among others — and gets sharper with every outcome the practice records.

Layer 01 · Context

Memory

The layer that doesn't forget.

Every visit, claim, plan, payment, referral and conversation, resolved into one evolving object per patient and per household — every entry carrying its source. It also keeps a record only AGENT33 can: what it predicted, what it asked your team to do and what happened.

Fact: What happened.
Inference: What the record implies.
Prediction: What is likely next.

Layer 02 · Estimation & Learning

Intelligence

The layer that sees where each patient is heading.

This is the Patient Intelligence Model. Every prediction is scored against what happened, and the model learns from each one. Every outcome your practice records makes the next prediction sharper.

Arithmetic: Read straight from the ledger. No model, no confidence score.
Published Priors: Effect sizes from published studies.
Learned Priors: Calibrated on this practice's own outcomes.

Layer 03 · Action

Execution

The layer that does the work.

Intelligence that ends in a dashboard is another report. The practice switches each agent on or off, and decides whether it acts on its own or waits for approval.

Autonomous: Acts on its own inside bounds the practice sets, from consented calls and messages to filling an open slot.
Semi-Autonomous: Prepares the work and waits for approval. Anything touching care or money is approved by an authorized person on your team.
Feedback: Every outcome, booked, declined or ignored, is written back to memory.

Patient profiles

Risk isn't one number.
Neither is opportunity.

AGENT33 maps where each patient is and where they're likely heading in each category of care, alongside their age. Every profile carries dates: when something is due, and when a window closes. Lifetime value comes out of that map, not out of what they've spent so far.

01
Preventive
Caries trajectory · Recall interval fit · Hygiene adherence
02
Basic Restorative
Restoration history · Surface progression · Time to next intervention
03
Major Restorative
Structural risk · Unprotected endo · Prosthetic replacement due
04
Periodontal
Progression pattern · Site-level history · Maintenance interval fit
05
Orthodontic & Surgical
Adherence · Staged plan follow-through · Referral completion
06
Alignment & Aesthetics
Crowding & relapse · Elective history · Expressed intent

The guardrail

Clinically appropriate. AGENT33 measures each patient against where their oral health indicates they should be — never against the most treatment they could theoretically be sold.

Across the practice, the profiles roll up.

Active
Value of the relationships the practice currently holds.
At risk
Value attached to patients whose visits are drifting.
Dormant
Value in lapsed patients most likely to return.
Unscheduled
Diagnosed or accepted treatment not yet booked.
Coming due
Care the profiles expect in the year ahead.
Benefits expiring
Insurance benefits that reset before diagnosed treatment is done.

The agents

Always running, wherever the work happens.

Front Desk Brief

Drives: EfficiencyRevenue

Forms are in and insurance is checked before the patient arrives. Whoever's at the desk sees what else this patient, and their family, is due for, so one conversation can book all of it.

Dentist Brief

Drives: Efficiency

Before the patient sits down, the dentist knows what's changed, what's still open and what they've turned down before, without opening the chart.

Benefits & Claims

Drives: RevenueEfficiency

Unused benefits are money your patients lose. AGENT33 keeps track of what's left and when it resets, and gets claims ready for your team to send.

Treatment Follow-Through

Drives: Revenue

Treatment the dentist has already recommended, still waiting to be booked. Your coordinator knows who to call first, and what to say.

Referral Loop

Drives: Revenue

AGENT33 follows each referral through, then brings the patient home for the rest of their care.

Care Windows

Drives: Revenue

Recall, and any care with a right time. AGENT33 sees it coming and gets it on the calendar while the window is still open.

Capacity Recovery

Drives: EfficiencyRevenue

Cancellations happen. AGENT33 fills the gap with the patient most likely to say yes, and books families side by side so one trip covers everyone.

Reactivation & Retention

Drives: Loyalty

Patients rarely leave all at once. Visits drift further apart, then stop. AGENT33 notices early and reaches out to the ones who've agreed to hear from you.

Coverage Change

Drives: Loyalty

Losing dental coverage shouldn't mean losing the patient. When a plan ends or changes, AGENT33 flags it early, so your team can offer a way to stay.

Practice Brief

Drives: Efficiency

Once a week, the owner sees the whole practice on one page: where it gained ground, where it's slipping, and the few decisions only they can make.

On your terms

Built around the practice you already run.

Your system of record, unchanged

AGENT33 will read from the practice management system you already use, and write nothing back without your permission. No migration, and nothing to replace.

Your data stays yours

Each practice or group runs in its own virtual private cloud. Data leaves your environment only if you opt in, and only after it's de-identified.

Your call

AGENT33 never diagnoses, never quotes a price and never decides anything about care or money. It shows its reasoning for everything it does. An authorized person on your team makes those calls.

Patient Intelligence OS for Dental Practices.

Keep every patient you've earned.

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Thesis

The thinking behind the product.

Six beliefs behind AGENT33: what the evidence says, where we're placing our bet, and what we're still testing.

EvidencePublished data, linked to its source.
Our betWhat we believe, and are building on.
TestingWhat we'll measure with our first practices.

AI in dentistry started with diagnosis. Prediction is still open.

Dentists already use AI to read images and flag disease. Seeing what each patient will need next, and when, is a different job. It's the one AGENT33 is built for.

Evidence

22.8%of private-practice dentists already use AI for imaging and diagnostics, more than for any other task ADA asked about.¹

Our bet: Diagnosis is well served. The next gain is in prediction, and no one has built it well for dentistry yet.

Much of dentistry can be seen coming.

Gum disease, failing restorations and teeth at risk give years of warning. Researchers have measured it.

Evidence

10.6×the risk of tooth loss at the highest gum-disease risk score, compared with a score of 2 on the same five-point scale, over up to 15 years.²
6×the rate at which root-canal-treated teeth were lost when they weren't crowned.³
42%of US adults 30 and over with natural teeth had periodontitis in CDC's national survey, 2009–2014.⁴

Our bet: If care can be seen coming, so can a patient's lifetime value.
Testing: How early, and how accurately, AGENT33 can see it, patient by patient.

A practice's growth is already in its charts.

Chairs sit empty while patients with unfinished treatment and overdue recalls drift away. They're already in the practice's records.

Evidence

1 in 4dentists said they weren't busy enough in Q2 2026.¹
46%of Americans visited a dentist in 2023. More than half didn't.⁵

Our bet: Keeping a patient is worth more than finding one, and patients who trust a practice with major care come back for the rest.
Testing: How much revenue sits with overdue, unscheduled and lapsed patients in a typical practice.

Cost decides when care happens.

Patients pay a far bigger share of their dental bills than of their other health care. Timing treatment around benefits and budgets decides whether it happens this year or slips.

Evidence

Paid out of pocket, 2023⁶
Dental care38.9%
All health care10.4%
Highestcost barriers of any kind of US health care, ahead of medical care, mental health care and prescriptions. The gap is widening.⁵

Our bet: Treatment timed to a patient's benefits, with a clear way to pay, gets done sooner.
Testing: Which timing, and which payment options, move a treatment plan forward.

The owner's problem isn't the dentist's.

Dentists think in patients. Owners think in chairs, payroll and reimbursement, and more practices now answer to groups and investors.

Evidence

16.1%of US dentists were affiliated with a DSO in 2024, more than double the 7.2% of 2015.⁷
12.8%of US dentists were affiliated with private equity in 2021, up from 6.6% in 2015.⁸
Dental practices, change over five years⁹
Expenses+4.9%
Revenue+1.4%

Hiring is hard too: most dentists recruiting hygienists call it very or extremely challenging.¹

Our bet: The owner is the buyer, so AGENT33 has to pay for itself on the owner's numbers.
Testing: Where the week goes for the dentist, the front desk and operations. We started with eight dentists in four countries, including the US.

The price should feel like a steal.

We price against what AGENT33 brings back.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars a year.

Our bet: That's what AGENT33 can bring back for a single practice, and more for a group.
Testing: What AGENT33 recovers in its first practices, measured against what it costs.

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Sources

ADA Health Policy Institute. The State of the U.S. Dental Economy, Q2 2026. Poll of 552 private-practice dentists; slides 15, 23 and 27.
Page RC, Krall EA, Martin J, Mancl L, Garcia RI. Validity and accuracy of a risk calculator in predicting periodontal disease. Journal of the American Dental Association, 2002.
Aquilino SA, Caplan DJ. Relationship between crown placement and the survival of endodontically treated teeth. Journal of Prosthetic Dentistry, 2002.
Eke PI, Thornton-Evans GO, Wei L, et al. Periodontitis in US adults: National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 2009–2014. Journal of the American Dental Association, 2018.
ADA Health Policy Institute. National Trends in Dental Care Use, Dental Insurance Coverage, and Cost Barriers. April 2026.
CMS Office of the Actuary, compiled by MACPAC. National Health Expenditures by Type and Payer, 2023. MACStats, Exhibit 3.
ADA Health Policy Institute. The U.S. Dentist Workforce: 2025 Update. August 2025.
Nasseh K, LoSasso AT, Vujicic M. Percentage of dentists and dental practices affiliated with private equity nearly doubled, 2015–21. Health Affairs, 2024.
ADA Health Policy Institute. Trends in Dentists' Income, Revenue and Hours Worked.

About

The company, and who's building it.

The full story is coming soon.

We expect to launch in mid-2027.

Contact

Start a conversation.

Tell us a little about your practice and what you'd want AGENT33 to work on first.

Built to increase what the practice is worth.

Maximize Revenue Opportunities

Increase Operational Efficiency

Build Patient Loyalty

Not a second opinion.A different job entirely.

The dentist decides the treatment

AGENT33 handles the follow-through

Where dentists draw the line

Inside AGENT33's Patient Intelligence Model.

Memory

Intelligence

Execution

Risk isn't one number.Neither is opportunity.

Preventive

Basic Restorative

Major Restorative

Periodontal

Orthodontic & Surgical

Alignment & Aesthetics

Always running, wherever the work happens.

Front Desk Brief

Dentist Brief

Benefits & Claims

Treatment Follow-Through

Referral Loop

Care Windows

Capacity Recovery

Reactivation & Retention

Coverage Change

Practice Brief

Same treatment. Three patients. Three answers.

Built around the practice you already run.

Your system of record, unchanged

Your data stays yours

Your call

Patient Intelligence OS for Dental Practices.

AI in dentistry started with diagnosis. Prediction is still open.

Much of dentistry can be seen coming.

A practice's growth is already in its charts.

Cost decides when care happens.

The owner's problem isn't the dentist's.

The price should feel like a steal.

Start a conversation.

Not a second opinion.
A different job entirely.

Risk isn't one number.
Neither is opportunity.