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The in-house computer for the orthodontic office.
American Journal of Orthodontics
|August 1, 1983
Summary
Implementing an in-house computer system in orthodontic offices is now cost-effective and efficient due to rising labor and falling computer costs. This system integrates hardware and software, harmonizing with existing staff for optimal orthodontic practice management.
Area of Science:
- Dental Informatics
- Orthodontic Technology
Background:
- Rising labor expenses and decreasing computer hardware prices.
- The need for efficient and cost-effective solutions in orthodontic practices.
Purpose of the Study:
- To evaluate the feasibility of in-house computer systems in orthodontic offices.
- To develop a cost-effective and efficient system tailored for orthodontic environments.
Main Methods:
- Six years of research and development.
- Identifying optimal hardware and software combinations.
- Ensuring compatibility with available staff personnel.
Main Results:
- Development of a cost-effective in-house computer system.
- Creation of a system that is both efficient and harmonizes with staff.
- Successful integration of hardware and software for routine orthodontic environments.
Conclusions:
- In-house computer systems are a viable and beneficial solution for orthodontic practices.
- The developed system enhances efficiency and cost-effectiveness.
- The system is designed for seamless integration into the daily workflow of orthodontic staff.