
As oral healthcare continues to evolve, diagnostic tools are increasingly being designed for use beyond the traditional dental clinic. Advances in imaging, artificial intelligence, and connected health platforms have made it possible for patients to collect oral health data from home using a growing range of diagnostic devices.
While innovation in hardware continues to move forward, many device manufacturers, providers, and dental service organizations (DSOs) face a common challenge: how to create sustainable business models around these diagnostic tools once they are in the hands of users.
Dentulu is designed to address this challenge by enabling multiple monetization pathways around diagnostic workflows. Rather than focusing solely on hosting data or facilitating access, Dentulu supports structured ways for diagnostic insights to be reviewed, interpreted, and delivered as services.
Dentulu does not replace clinical care or device innovation, it helps connect them to practical, revenue-ready workflows.
At-home oral diagnostic devices are becoming part of a broader movement toward remote care and digital health. Today’s landscape includes tools such as:
These devices generate clinically relevant information, but the value of that information depends on how it is processed, reviewed, and integrated into care workflows. Without structured platforms, diagnostic data may remain isolated at the device level.
Dentulu is built to help bridge this gap by supporting workflows that connect diagnostic data with analysis, professional review, and service delivery.
Dentulu supports workflows where diagnostic data may be reviewed using AI-assisted tools, depending on the use case and configuration. This allows device creators and providers to explore subscription-based access to ongoing scoring or assessment, rather than relying only on one-time interactions.
This model can support recurring engagement by offering users continued access to insights generated from their diagnostic data. From a business perspective, subscription-based services provide a structured way to support continuity without requiring repeated in-person visits.
This approach aligns naturally with broader discussions around AI dentistry revenue models.
Remote monitoring is increasingly used across healthcare to support follow-up and ongoing oversight. Dentulu enables workflows where providers can review patient-generated diagnostic information periodically, based on agreed-upon schedules or triggers.
This structure allows providers to explore remote monitoring services as part of broader care workflows, where permitted by applicable regulations and payer policies.Dentulu does not determine reimbursement but provides the workflow framework needed to support remote monitoring billing where appropriate.
While diagnostic devices can collect data, interpretation often benefits from professional review. Dentulu supports diagnostic consultation workflows where licensed dental professionals can review submitted imaging or diagnostic information and provide structured feedback.
These consultations are delivered remotely and can be positioned as standalone services or as part of bundled care pathways. For device manufacturers, this adds a service layer to hardware offerings. For providers, it offers an additional way to engage patients through virtual care models.
This type of interaction is commonly associated with teledentistry revenue streams, without requiring changes to core clinical practice.
Dentulu is designed to support documentation and workflow structures that align with common clinical and administrative practices. This allows providers to explore insurance-aligned billing pathways where services are eligible and permitted.
Coverage and reimbursement vary by jurisdiction, payer, and service type. Dentulu does not guarantee reimbursement, but it provides a platform capable of supporting compliant workflows that fit within existing billing frameworks.
Dentulu enables diagnostic devices to be offered alongside complementary digital services rather than as standalone products. These bundled offerings may include access to AI scoring, professional review, or structured follow-up workflows.
Bundling devices with services allows organizations to present more complete solutions while maintaining flexibility in how offerings are structured. This approach supports longer-term engagement and provides additional context around device-generated data.
For organizations operating at scale, Dentulu can be configured to support enterprise deployments that allow organizations to deliver branded diagnostic workflows. This allows DSOs, healthcare organizations, and device manufacturers to deploy branded diagnostic workflows while using Dentulu’s underlying infrastructure.
White-label licensing supports customization, operational consistency, and enterprise deployment without requiring each organization to build workflows from scratch. This model is particularly relevant for organizations managing multiple locations, devices, or patient populations.
Dentulu is designed to be adaptable rather than device-specific. Its workflows can support a range of diagnostic technologies, including fluorescence plaque detectors, AI toothbrush cameras, oral cancer screening tools, NIR imaging devices, and salivary diagnostic kits.
By focusing on workflow structure rather than hardware dependency, Dentulu allows different technologies to integrate into a consistent platform for analysis, review, and service delivery.
Not all platforms address monetization directly. Many focus on enabling access or data storage without considering how diagnostic insights are translated into sustainable services. Dentulu takes a more practical approach by supporting monetization pathways as part of the workflow design itself.
For organizations exploring dental device monetization, Dentulu provides a framework that connects diagnostics, professional review, and service delivery in a way that aligns with existing care models.
As at-home oral diagnostics continue to expand, understanding how diagnostic data is evaluated and contextualized is supported by published research and reference materials. Success in this space depends on how effectively diagnostic information is integrated into workflows that are usable for patients, providers, and organizations alike.
Dentulu supports this evolution by enabling structured approaches to AI dentistry revenue, remote monitoring billing, and teledentistry revenue streams through a single, adaptable platform. By focusing on workflow integration rather than standalone technology, Dentulu helps diagnostic innovations fit naturally into modern oral healthcare delivery.