Notes from the OMFS scribe lab.
Comparison guides, billing deep-dives, and how-tos for oral and maxillofacial surgery practices considering an AI scribe.
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The Real Cost of After-Hours Charting in OMFS
Two hours a day charting from memory has a real cost. A conservative walk through the math on time, billing capture, error risk, and what mitigates it.
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An AI Scribe That Fits a WinOMS Workflow
WinOMS runs most OMFS practices and has no public API. What an AI scribe can realistically do inside that constraint, and what the honest workflow looks like.
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Why Generic AI Scribes Fail Oral Surgery
Generic AI medical scribes were trained on primary-care visits. Oral surgery documentation lives in a different vocabulary, and the gap shows up in real notes.
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Third Molar Documentation That Survives an Audit
A payer-aware guide to documenting third molar extractions so your CDT codes survive audit. Covers per-tooth findings, impaction classification, and wording.
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OMFS AI Scribe vs General Scribes: What Breaks
Generic AI medical scribes treat oral and maxillofacial surgery as a footnote. Here is where the gap shows up, and what fixing a generic note costs you.
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