Clear Dental
summary
An open source Linux EHR focused on dentists builds a touch-first QML/C++ front end on Kubuntu, with resistive touch display support so mirrors and probes act as styluses. Backend uses Git+PGP modeled like a Git+PGP "blockchain" with CRYS encryption, DeepSpeech for voice, and modules that filter radiographs by tooth, record vitals, auto-generate case notes, track carpules used and create prescriptions. A working demo exists but it has bugs and is not yet cleared for real patients.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:06Problems with current dental software
- 4:39Goals and vision for Clear Dental
- 5:41Technology stack overview
- 7:46User interface and touch-friendly design
- 9:16Live demo of extraction workflow
- 13:35Development status and future plans
- 15:25Mistakes and lessons learned
- 19:22Q&A session
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