See the whole patient before you treat.
OneDMI pulls each patient's medical history and active prescriptions from their physicians' records, brings them into your practice management system, and checks every treatment plan for risks before the patient sits down.
Works alongside your existing PMS · No new charting
of U.S. adults aged 40–79 took at least one prescription drug in the past 30 days.
CDC/NCHS Data Brief 347, NHANES 2015–2016of adults 65 and older take five or more prescription drugs.
CDC/NCHS Health, United States, 2017–Mar 2020Health history forms depend on what patients remember. Their physicians' records and pharmacy fills don't.
From four disconnected records to one chairside answer.
Connect
Add the API keys for your patients' medical record systems and for your dental PMS. No hardware, no new charting.
Aggregate
OneDMI matches each patient across sources and merges conditions, allergies, labs and active prescriptions into one profile, removing duplicates.
Plan
Write the treatment plan in your PMS the way you do today, from a D1110 prophy to a full-arch implant case.
Alert
AI reviews every planned procedure against the patient's profile and flags risks by severity, with the reasoning and a recommended next step.
Bleeding risk: surgical extraction on a direct oral anticoagulant
Cardiology record lists apixaban for atrial fibrillation, last filled Oct 2, 2026. Stopping a DOAC raises stroke risk and usually isn't needed for dental surgery.
Every flag shows its source and reasoning.
Severity you can scan
High, Caution or Info, so the morning huddle starts with the patients who need attention.
The exact trigger
Which procedure and which medication, condition or lab value produced the alert, and which record it came from.
A next step, with a reference
Recommendations cite the clinical guidance behind them. You decide, acknowledge, and the note is saved to the chart.
Built for the way dental teams actually work.
Medication reconciliation
Active prescriptions from physicians and pharmacy fills, merged and de-duplicated, with prescriber and last-fill date.
Labs in context
A1c, INR and blood pressure shown next to the procedures they affect, with the date of each reading.
Premedication guidance
Flags when antibiotic prophylaxis is indicated, which regimen fits the patient's allergies, and when it's not needed.
Morning huddle report
Every patient on today's schedule, sorted by risk, ready before the first patient arrives.
Acknowledgement trail
Who reviewed each alert, when, and what was decided, written back to the patient's chart.
Built for groups
One login across locations, with risk trends by office, provider and procedure for clinical leadership.
Connects the systems you already pay for.
OneDMI connects to medical record systems and dental practice management software through their published APIs, using the credentials you authorize.
Medical records
Dental PMS
Connection availability depends on each vendor's API program and your account permissions. Product names are trademarks of their owners and don't imply endorsement. See all integrations
Patient data handled like protected health information, because it is.
OneDMI is designed around HIPAA's Security Rule, with access limited to the minimum necessary for treatment.
Read about security- Business Associate Agreement signed with every practice.
- Encryption in transit (TLS 1.2+) and at rest (AES-256).
- Role-based access and multi-factor sign-in for every user.
- Audit logs for every record viewed, synced or acknowledged.
See OneDMI on your own patient mix.
A 30-minute walkthrough with a clinician on our team. We'll show the alerts your schedule would have produced this week.