Needs Treatment Planning
A radiograph finding with no matching treatment plan on that tooth.
Hive Dental Flow
Daily Radiograph Analysis vs Treatment Plans
Flag radiograph pathology from the last worked office day that still needs a treatment plan or a scheduled appointment, and email a staff report.
The problem
Findings that never become a plan — or a visit
Radiograph pathology can sit in the chart without a matching treatment plan, or with a plan that was never booked. That is diagnosed demand the practice already paid to find.
Daily Radiograph Analysis vs Treatment Plans flags pathology from the last worked office day that still needs a treatment plan or a scheduled appointment, then emails a staff HTML report grouped by provider.
What's in the report
Three buckets, by provider
Each finding is compared to treatment plans and the schedule, then placed where staff can act.
Diagnosed but Unscheduled
A plan exists, but the appointment is empty — unplanned treatment still sitting on the books.
Covered on the Books
The plan is scheduled and/or the patient already has an upcoming appointment.
How it runs
Approve once. Same method every morning.
Hive Dental Flow turns a workflow you trust into a scheduled recipe — live practice data, same steps, optional human checkpoints.
- Approve a run Review the first result. When you approve it, that method is frozen as the recipe.
- Schedule it Run it on a weekday morning — or whatever cadence your office actually uses.
- Get the report Each run fills in today's numbers from your synced practice data and emails the HTML report.
FAQ
Questions teams usually ask
What does radiograph analysis versus treatment plans mean?
The flow compares AI radiograph pathology findings from the last worked office day against treatment plans and the schedule, then flags anything that still needs a plan or a booked appointment.
What are the three report buckets?
Needs Treatment Planning for a finding with no matching plan on that tooth, Diagnosed but Unscheduled for a plan that is not booked, and Covered on the Books when the plan is scheduled or the patient already has an upcoming visit.
Who uses the radiograph analysis report?
Clinical and operations teams reviewing findings versus charted treatment — doctors, treatment coordinators, and office managers who need a provider-grouped list of unplanned or unscheduled work.