Kythro

Endodontic specialty practices

Kythro for endodontists

An endodontic practice lives or dies on its referral relationships. The clinical work is per-tooth and highly specific: canal counts, working lengths, obturation, retreatment. The business work is relational: knowing which dentists send cases, how many, and whether they got a report back. Kythro covers both. Procedure records carry FDI tooth notation and specialty tagging, radiographs sit on the patient timeline for pre-op and post-op comparison, and a referrer directory tracks case volume by referring dentist.

What this audience tells us

  • Referring dentist recorded as a name in a notes field, if at all
  • No way to see which referrers sent how many cases this quarter
  • Pre-op and post-op radiographs live on the sensor software, not the record
  • Single-visit and multi-visit cases modelled with the same blunt tool
  • Post-treatment reports written from memory at the end of the week

How Kythro answers

Questions

Can Kythro track which dentists refer cases to us?

Yes. Referrers are first-class records, not a free-text field. Each patient can be attributed to a referring dentist or clinic, and the referrer view shows case volume over time, so you can see which relationships are growing and which have gone quiet.

Does Kythro record work at the canal level?

Procedure records are per-tooth with FDI notation, surface tags, specialty, fee, and a free-text clinical note. Canal counts, working lengths, and obturation detail go into the structured note using an endodontic note template, so the same fields get captured every time rather than being improvised per case.

Can we compare pre-op and post-op radiographs?

Yes. Radiographs attach to the patient record with dates, and the comparison view puts two images side by side. That is the artefact you send back to the referring dentist, and the one you want in front of you at a review visit.

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