Overjet analyses dental radiographs, detecting and measuring disease, and serves both sides of the transaction: the practices making treatment decisions and the insurers reviewing the claims that follow.
Serving both is unusual and is what makes it interesting. When a practice and a payer assess the same radiograph with the same measurement, the disputes that normally follow a claim have less room to start.
Pricing is not published and it sells to organisations rather than individual dentists. Radiograph analysis supports clinical judgement rather than replacing it, and a measurement tool used on both sides of a claim raises fair questions about who the analysis ultimately serves.
