THE ASSOCIATE EDITION

Stop writing notes at 7pm.

Four systems for the dentist who works in someone else's practice. Self-serve. Personal card. No sales call.

IRIS LAUNCHES FIRST. SOL FOLLOWS. OTTO AND KAI COMPLETE THE EDITION.

01 · WAITLIST OPEN

Iris

The appointment writes itself.

Iris records the appointment, writes the note, and formats it to whatever system the practice runs. The hour of unpaid writing after clinic goes away.

A dentist sits alone at a desk in the evening light, the surgery empty behind him, the day's work already done.
FIG. 01THE NOTES

02 · NEXT

Sol

Your true earnings per clinical hour.

Sol categorises income and expenses, tracks lab fees, materials, indemnity, courses and mileage, and builds the accountant-ready year-end pack. You are self-employed with no bookkeeper. Sol is the bookkeeper.

Sol prepares and reports. Sol never advises.

That is by design. Tax advice is regulated in nearly every market. Your accountant stays your accountant. Sol makes their job easier.

A dentist at a kitchen table with a mug of coffee, a stack of receipts and a closed laptop, looking out of the window.
FIG. 02THE BOOKS

03 · IN THE EDITION

Otto

Every consult, scored and coached.

Otto reviews your consult recordings, scores the presentation, and coaches the next one. You are paid a percentage of what gets accepted. Otto raises the percentage.

Two colleagues in scrubs talk across a table, one explaining a case with his hands, papers between them.
FIG. 03THE CASE COACH

04 · IN THE EDITION

Kai

Your cases, working for you.

Kai turns your cases into posts, reels scripts and patient education. A following is leverage on your split, and on every position after this one.

A dentist fixes a phone onto a tripod in the surgery, setting up to record.
FIG. 04THE BRAND

Why a personal card.

The Associate Edition is yours, not the practice's. It moves with you between positions, keeps your notes format, your books and your following in one place, and never needs a principal's sign-off.

THE WAITLIST

Iris emails you first.

36.2 minutes2

of documentation per 30-minute visit

JAMA, clinical documentation burden research

Join the waitlist and you hear from Iris before anyone else.

Own a practice? The Practice Edition is here

REFERENCES

  1. 1.Peerlogic, 2026. 4,280 calls tracked across 26 practices
  2. 2.JAMA, clinical documentation burden research
  3. 3.Study of 1,604,184 appointments across 64 dental practices
  4. 4.Industry case acceptance benchmarking, ADA-cited figures
  5. 5.VideaHealth ClaimsAI market analysis
  6. 6.Industry marketing spend benchmarks
  7. 7.Patient Prism, analysis of over one million recorded calls
  8. 8.Peerlogic, 2026
  9. 9.Industry admin turnover benchmarks
  10. 10.1,604,184-appointment study, 64 practices
  11. 11.Industry benchmarking, ADA-cited
  12. 12.JAMA

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