DentalRx Clinical

DentalRx Clinical connects Claude to DentalRx, a clinical reference written for dental professionals in Canada and the United States. Claude reads DentalRx's published content for the signed-in user and answers from it, giving doses, contraindications and interaction text as DentalRx wrote them.

What Claude can look up:

• Drug cards for the medications patients take: brand names, class, dental interactions and dental pearls.
• Dental prescribing monographs for more than 60 drugs dentists prescribe: indications with doses for adults, children, kidney disease and liver disease, contraindications, pregnancy and lactation, and references.
• About 50 practice guidelines, including office emergencies such as anaphylaxis, chest pain and local anesthetic toxicity, and topics such as endocarditis prophylaxis, dental pain and odontogenic infection.
• An interaction check for a medication list. It says which drugs it could and could not check, gives the severity where DentalRx has graded it and the management, and never reports a combination as safe.
• More than 240 business guides for running a dental practice: websites, local search, reviews, ads, analytics and operations.

Every tool is read-only. Nothing in a DentalRx account is changed, and the interaction check takes drug names only, with no patient details.

Sign in with your existing DentalRx account, the same way you sign in to the DentalRx app. There is no API key to create. Most business guides need a clinic registered on the account.

DentalRx supports a clinician's judgment. It does not replace that judgment, the current product monograph or the patient's history.