Dental students and faculty across academic institutions now have the ability to add Overjet’s powerful AI technology, thanks to a new integration through the Henry Schein One Academic Partner Program. This partnership makes it simpler to equip students and faculty with Overjet’s AI technology to help students detect oral diseases. Overjet’s technology has powerful applications throughout the dental school — from radiology, pediatrics, periodontics, endodontics, restorative dentistry, and to public health. This helps ensure that all students and faculty use the same precise and objective standards.

As part of the program, Overjet joins a growing network of trusted vendors working together to make dental education more efficient and successful. This program is all about giving dental schools the flexibility to personalize their technology, so they can build the perfect workflow for their unique needs. As an authorized integrated vendor, Overjet helps ensure easy integration while maintaining high standards of patient data privacy and security, providing practices with a solution that helps protect data while keeping everything working effortlessly together.

“Through this program and partnership with Overjet, we’re empowering the next generation of dental professionals with cutting-edge AI tools that are seamlessly integrated into their clinical workflow,” said Rick Gay, General Manager, Academic at Henry Schein One. “By providing access to these advanced technologies from the start of their education, we’re not just enhancing clinical accuracy; we’re helping students and faculty make more informed, confident decisions that lead to better patient outcomes, bridging the gap from the classroom to real-world practice.”

Overjet is now integrated with axiUm:

In June 2024, Overjet for Educators was introduced: AI built for dental education. Overjet for Educators is now a training tool for students. It helps detect, outline, and quantify oral diseases and anatomical structures in dental images using groundbreaking, FDA-cleared technology. 

Overjet is already part of the curriculum at many innovative dental schools, including Western University and the University of Florida. As artificial intelligence becomes an essential tool for dentistry, Overjet gives their students a huge head start, since they’re mastering the same technology they’ll use in their future practice.

“I believe that modern dental education must incorporate artificial intelligence,” said Dr. Teresa Dolan, Chief Dental Officer at Overjet. “As a former dental school dean myself, I know how important it is to give students a practical education — one that truly prepares them for the day-to-day reality of their future careers. I’m thrilled that this partnership will bring AI-powered learning to countless students, so they’re ready to serve as tomorrow’s oral health leaders.”

Henry Schein One is a frontrunner in clinical AI. With the addition of Overjet to axiUm through the Academic Partner Program, Henry Schein One is expanding that same leadership into the academic space, helping students and faculty access and apply AI-powered insights from the very beginning of their dental careers. 

“Our integration of Overjet’s advanced AI radiographic analysis tools into axiUm through LinkedApps marks a significant step forward in clinical education and patient care,” said Hubert K. Chan, DDS, Executive Associate Dean and Professor, Western University of Health Sciences College of Dental Medicine. “This collaboration helps enhance diagnostic precision, streamlines clinical workflows, and supports our commitment to innovation for the benefit of our faculty, students, staff, and the patients we serve.”