Treatment plans drafted from the visit, reviewed by the clinician.
Faurenis helps transform visit context, chart findings, patient goals, and clinical notes into structured treatment plan drafts that clinicians can review, refine, and explain clearly.
Treatment plan
DraftDrafted from today's visit · 6 line items · 4 visits
Phases
- 01~6 wk
Stabilisation
Acute care + hygiene reset
- 02~2 wk
Restorative
Composite #36, crown prep #46
- 03Ongoing
Maintenance & recall
Hygiene plan + perio recall
Per-plan controls
- Patient-facing summaryPlain language
- Clinical rationaleLinked to perio + chart
- Estimated visits & costsPer clinic config
- Drafted from visit context
- Phased structure
- Patient-friendly summary
- Clinician approval
The workflow problem
Plans are fragmented across notes and conversations.
A treatment plan should be a single explainable artefact. In most practices it lives across notes, conversations, and a price list.
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Plans are fragmented across surfaces.
Chart findings, prior conversations, patient goals, and price estimates rarely meet in one place.
- 02
Patient-facing explanations take real time.
Translating a clinical plan into plain-language language for the patient is itself a draft-and-edit job.
- 03
Plan options need clear structure.
Without phased structure, multi-option plans get reduced to a single conversation the team has to remember.
- 04
Clinical rationale should stay reviewable.
Plans should show why each phase exists — and that rationale should be auditable.
How Faurenis solves it
Draft from context. Structure into phases. Review, then explain.
Faurenis proposes a plan grounded in approved visit context, structures it into phases the clinician can edit, and generates a patient-facing version the team controls.
Draft plans from visit context
A draft plan appears grounded in the chart findings and the approved visit note.
Multi-option treatment pathways
Option A / Option B side-by-side so the clinician can present alternatives, not a single take.
Phased plan structure
Stabilisation → restorative → maintenance, with visit counts and pacing per phase.
Patient-friendly explanations
A plain-language version generated alongside the clinical view — the team approves before send.
Follow-up task creation
Approved plans produce recall and follow-up tasks that flow into the communication surface.
Review and approval state
Plans live in a clear draft → approved → sent → accepted state model with audit trail.
How it works
Six steps. The plan is a draft until the clinician says otherwise.
Plans never auto-send. They never auto-update the chart. The clinician approves each version before the patient ever sees it.
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Gather visit context
Approved chart findings, notes, and patient goals feed the draft.
- 02
Faurenis drafts plan options
A structured plan (and optional Option B) appears as a draft.
- 03
Clinician reviews clinical rationale
Each phase carries the rationale linked back to its source finding.
- 04
Plan is edited and approved
Clinician-controlledThe clinician edits, reorders, and approves — the only path to becoming a real plan.
- 05
Patient-facing version is generated
A plain-language summary the team can adjust before sending.
- 06
Follow-up communication is scheduled
Approved plan creates recall + follow-up tasks in the patient communication surface.
Why it matters
Clearer plans, calmer follow-up.
Illustrative funnel showing where plans typically drop off — from discussion through to acceptance — once the team has a structured draft to start from.
Example workflow data
Treatment plan acceptance funnel.
Stylised view of how a structured, explainable plan flows from clinical discussion through to patient acceptance per 100 cases.
Safety and governance
A plan is a clinical artefact. Treated accordingly.
Drafts are never quietly auto-applied. Versions are kept. The clinician is the gate.
Draft-only until clinician approval
Plans live in draft state until the clinician explicitly approves a version.
Explainability notes
Every phase carries a rationale link back to its source finding.
Version history
Every plan version is retained so a later reviewer can reconstruct any moment.
Audit trail
Who reviewed, when, and what changed between versions.
Clear review status
Draft, approved, sent, accepted — explicit states, no ambiguity.
Built around the team
Plans are where the team meets the patient.
Each role uses the same plan surface from a different angle.
For dentists
Open the visit, draft a plan from chart findings, present two options the patient can read.
For specialists
Phased plans linked to the referring chart context, with clinical rationale visible.
For assistants
Plain-language patient summary ready for the close-out conversation, reviewed and approved.
For practice managers
Acceptance funnel visible at the operating level — discussion through acceptance.
For compliance and admin
Audit-ready version history per plan, with clinician attribution on every approval.
Continue exploring
Designed to work together.
Create clearer treatment plans
Bring a recent case — we'll draft and explain it live.
A 30-minute walkthrough on a real case: from chart findings to a phased plan, to a patient-facing explanation, to follow-up tasks.
Pilots run for 3 weeks. Designed for dental teams. AI-assisted, clinician-controlled.
Plan content shown here is illustrative. In Faurenis, every plan version is clinician-approved before it becomes part of the patient record or reaches the patient.