Conversational AI
One voice layer under every surface — safety actions read back first.
Faurenis Voice OS lets you work the operatory with gloves on. Operatory commands act at once, clinical questions go to Copilot with the patient’s context, and allergies, extractions and prescriptions are read back and wait for your spoken confirmation.
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- Hands-free
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- Read-back before staging
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- Croatian & English
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- One mute, everything silent
The workflow problem
Gloves on, hands busy — and the software still wants a mouse.
Chairside software assumes free hands. In the operatory, every click means breaking asepsis, asking the assistant, or waiting until the end of the visit.
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Every click breaks the flow.
Opening the perio chart or the last radiograph mid-procedure means gloves off, or a hand away from the patient.
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Voice assistants act on anything.
A generic voice tool cannot tell a command from a sentence in the note, or a harmless request from one that changes the chart.
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Safety actions need a second look.
Recording an allergy or staging an extraction by voice is only safe if the system says back what it heard before it does anything.
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One language is not enough.
Croatian teams switch between Croatian and English terminology in the same visit; the voice layer has to follow both.
How Faurenis solves it
Act at once, ask Copilot, read back — in three lanes.
Faurenis Voice OS sorts each addressed request before anything happens: operatory commands run at once, clinical questions go to Copilot, and safety-relevant actions are read back first.
Operatory commands, at once
“Open perio”, “otvori snimke”, “stop” — recognised commands are handled locally, in Croatian or English, without waiting on a model.
Clinical questions to Copilot
A question about the patient goes to Faurenis Copilot with the open patient’s context, and the answer comes back cited.
Spoken read-back
Allergies, extractions and prescriptions are read back and wait for “confirm” or “cancel”. A refusal discards the proposal at once.
Kept out of the note
A command spoken during a Scribe or Perio capture is excluded from that capture before it runs — or refused, so the words stay in the note.
Hands-free control
A foot pedal or the space bar toggles the microphone; a tap stops a spoken answer mid-sentence.
Single-step undo
The last executed voice command can be reversed; Faurenis refuses rather than undo a chain only partly.
Graceful fallback
If the live connection drops, voice falls back to streaming recognition, then to the browser — the microphone is never left dead.
How it works
A six-step path from spoken word to staged action.
Faurenis acts only on words addressed to it, and never stages a safety-relevant action without a spoken confirmation.
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Address Faurenis
Say “Faurenis”, press the pedal, or tap. Words not addressed to Faurenis are dictation, and nothing happens.
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Faurenis sorts the request
Each addressed request is matched as an operatory command, a clinical question, or a safety-relevant action. Two close matches are reported, never guessed.
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Commands act at once
Navigation and session controls run immediately, with a short spoken acknowledgement.
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Questions go to Copilot
Clinical questions are answered from the open patient’s record, with sources. With no patient open, patient questions are declined.
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Safety actions are read back
Allergies, extractions and prescriptions are read back — the action and its target, never the patient’s name aloud.
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Confirm, cancel or undo
Clinician-confirmedA spoken “confirm” stages the action; “cancel” discards it. The last executed command can be undone.
Where the time goes
Fewer gloves off, the same safety discipline.
Illustrative comparison of seconds to complete a routine operatory action. Real numbers depend on the room, the hardware and the team’s workflow.
- Command acknowledgement target
- 50 ms
- Recognised commands are handled locally, before any model is asked.
- Talk-back detail
- 3 levels
- Critical only, standard, or detailed — chosen by the clinician.
- Confirmation on safety actions
- 2-step
- Read back first, then a spoken confirm before anything is staged.
- Mute for every voice
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- One mute silences answers, earcons and read-backs together.
Example workflow data
Seconds to complete an operatory action, by approach.
Stylised view of the time it typically takes to open a chart view or stage an action mid-procedure by touch, by voice, and by voice with a safety read-back.
Safety and governance
Speaking is fast. Staging still takes a yes.
Voice is the most direct way to change a chart, so Faurenis treats it carefully: addressed requests only, read-back for safety actions, and a confirmation that cannot be replayed.
Two-phase read-back
Allergies, extractions and prescriptions are proposed, read back, and staged only on an explicit spoken confirmation.
Single-use confirmations
Each confirmation is bound to one proposal, one visit and one target, expires quickly, and is re-checked against the open record.
Patient-bound questions
Questions about a patient are answered only when a patient is open — never in an unbound session.
Kept out of the note
Commands spoken during a capture are excluded from it first; if that cannot be confirmed, the command is refused.
One mute
A single mute silences every spoken answer, earcon and read-back across the product.
Reversible by design
The last executed voice command can be undone; Faurenis refuses rather than reverse part of a chain.
Built around the team
Where Voice OS earns its place.
The roles below describe how the voice layer shows up in real chairside use across a dental team.
- For dentists
Open the chart view you need, ask Copilot, stage an order — without taking the gloves off.
- For hygienists
Move through perio and recall views by voice while both hands stay on the patient.
- For assistants
Fewer “can you click that for me” moments; the clinician drives the screen directly.
- For practice managers
One voice layer across Scribe, Perio, Copilot and the HUD instead of separate tools per room.
- For compliance and admin
Read-back on safety actions, single-use confirmations, and patient-bound questions by default.
Continue exploring
Designed to work together.
- Faurenis CopilotThe in-chair clinical co-pilot — relevant information from the record, side by side.
- Ambient ScribePush-to-record clinical documentation, with full grounding.
- Clinical HUDThe operatory heads-up display that follows the conversation — suggestions wait to be staged, never executed for you.
Work hands-free
Bring a procedure. We will run it by voice.
A 30-minute walkthrough on one of your routine procedures: operatory commands, a Copilot question, and a safety action read back and confirmed.
Designed for dental teams. AI-assisted, clinician-controlled.
Voice examples shown here are illustrative. In Faurenis, only words addressed to Faurenis act as commands, and no safety-relevant action is staged without a spoken read-back and an explicit confirmation.