Imaging Latest Updates

Our first round of Imaging improvements is here. These updates make AI findings easier to read, easier to explain to patients, and quicker to control during an exam.

Available to Beta users as of August 17, 2026

1. Clearer bone loss colors
2. A cleaner tooth anatomy view
3. More control over what you see, plus keyboard shortcuts

1. Clearer bone loss colors

Bone loss now appears on a yellow-to-red scale, so the color on the image matches how serious the bone loss is. We removed green from the scale because it can read as “healthy,” which isn’t the message you want when bone loss is present.

The new color scale

Bone levels shown with the new colors: yellow for early, moving to red for advanced.

The colors stay easy to tell apart at a glance, whether you’re up close or across the room.

2. A cleaner tooth anatomy view

We refreshed the tooth anatomy view so findings stand out clearly while patients can still see and understand what they’re looking at.

Tooth anatomy shown alongside AI findings.

What’s new:

• Softer anatomy colors for a cleaner, less distracting image
• Anatomy and findings no longer compete for attention
• Improved contrast so findings stay visible with anatomy turned on

Why it helps:

• Keep anatomy on screen to help patients follow along, without hiding key findings.
• A less cluttered image makes patient conversations easier.

3. More control over what you see

You now have more ways to choose exactly what appears on the image, new options for bone level lines, and keyboard shortcuts requested by our users.

Show or hide each finding type

Turn each type of finding on or off on its own:

• Caries
• Apical lesions
• Bone loss
• Restorations
• Tooth anatomy
• Hide all — clear every finding at once, then bring them back just as quickly

Why it helps:

• Switch instantly between the original X-ray and the AI findings you choose.
• Keep the conversation focused on one topic at a time.
• Enjoy a less cluttered view during review and patient education.

Bone level line options

Adjust how bone level lines look so they work for you and your patients: Thickness: choose from three line widths. Style: switch between solid and dotted lines. Measurement points: show or hide the dots along each line. Turning them off gives patients a simpler picture.

Keyboard shortcuts

Control the image without reaching for the mouse. You’ll see each shortcut letter right next to its control on screen.

The letter next to each control is its shortcut key.

Available shortcuts:

Why it helps:

• Stay in the flow of your review without leaving the keyboard.
• Tap the Spacebar to quickly compare the AI view with the original X-ray.
• Use one key per finding type for a faster, more focused review.

How this helps your day

1. Reviewing images
   • Focus on one finding type at a time and compare the AI view with the original X-ray in a keystroke.
2. Talking with patients
   • Keep a clean anatomy view on screen and show only the findings you want to discuss.
3. Moving faster
   • Hide, restore, or focus findings with a single key instead of extra clicks.

What’s coming next

This release is just the start. Coming soon: more ways to act on findings right on the image, and improved patient-facing reports.

We’d love your feedback

As a Beta user, your input shapes what we build next. Share your thoughts on these updates with your Denti.AI contact.

Additional Resources

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