Your dental records, in words you can read.
From opening day, every visit at Molar Town will end with a short report: what I found, in plain language, with your images and a record of every material placed in your mouth. I read and approve it before you see it, and it is yours to keep or take to any office. I designed it because patients should not have to guess.
A short walkthrough. The written version is the sample report.
What goes home with you.
Molar Town opens in Spring 2027. From the first visit on, this is what you take home.
The pictures
High-quality digital copies of your X-rays, photos, and scans, after every visit.
The details
The brand, lot number, and expiration date of any medication placed and of anything permanent in your mouth: fillings, crowns, bonding, and the shades matched to your smile.
The story
What we found, in plain language you will actually remember. Over time, your visits become one dental history you own.
The questions everyone leaves with.
In one appointment you may be shown X-rays, photos, gum measurements, old fillings, treatment options, fees, and timelines. Even with a caring team, that is a lot to absorb. DentalDNA answers the questions below in writing, so you can read them at home, at your own pace.
What it is, and what it is not.
DentalDNA does one job: it helps you understand what your dentist has already examined, reviewed, and approved.
What it is
- Plain-language summaries of findings your dentist has reviewed
- What the images show, in everyday terms
- What is urgent and what can wait
- The choices you have, and what to ask before deciding
- A dental story that builds over time
- Records that are organized, readable, and yours
What it is not
- Not a diagnosis made by software
- Not a replacement for your dentist’s judgment
- Not sent to you before your dentist approves it
- Not shared with anyone without your consent
- Not something you can sign up for yet. Molar Town opens Spring 2027
- Not affiliated with any software company
What happens after your visit.
Your visit
An exam, a cleaning, imaging, a consultation, or treatment. Nothing about the appointment changes.
The clinical review
I review the findings the way I always have, inside the normal clinical workflow.
The plain-language summary
Software drafts the reviewed findings in everyday words: what was found, what the images show, what is recommended, what can wait. I read, edit, and approve every line before it goes anywhere.
It goes home with you
You get the summary, your images, and your materials. Visit by visit, they build into one dental history that belongs to you.
Thinking about becoming a patient?
DentalDNA will be part of every visit at Molar Town, opening Spring 2027 at 23890 Novi Road in Novi. Everything about the practice, from what a visit is like to how to reach us, is on the practice site.
A read-only pilot.
The ask is narrow: review whether a read-only DentalDNA pilot is worth scoping around a modern Dentrix Ascend based workflow. Nothing broader is implied. Read the sample report, then write.
Pilot posture
- Read-only
- Clinician-reviewed
- Patient-facing
- Security-first
- No write-back unless later approved
- No autonomous diagnosis
First use cases
- Treatment-plan explanation
- Visit summaries
- Post-care instructions
- Patient-friendly imaging context
- Questions patients should ask
- A dental history the patient owns
Not in the first pilot
- Autonomous diagnosis
- Insurance or billing automation
- Replacing Dentrix Ascend or any practice-management system
- Write-back without approval
- Patient data without consent
- Outcome claims before measurement
DentalDNA is not something you can sign up for yet, and Molar Town is not open for care yet. If you have a dental concern, contact your current dentist; for emergencies, seek urgent care. Molar Town opens Spring 2027, and you can write to the practice now: molartown.com.