Empower your patients
with PreViser
Personalised biofeedback for prevention and behaviour change.
Personalised biofeedback for prevention and behaviour change.
The gold standard for clinical risk assessment: a simple, objective and reproducible way to measure and communicate patients’ risk and health status.
Unlimited access from £100/month
DEPPA is provided free by Denplan to Excel certified dentists.
A bespoke version of PreViser for Denplan: over 60,000 patients have been assessed by more than 600 dentists using our innovative patient communication and assessment tool.
Available to Denplan member dentists from £90/month
myDentalScore is PreViser’s new interactive tool for YOUR dental website. Through a simple health questionnaire, myDentalScore generates scores for gum disease risk and severity, oral cancer risk, and restorative risk and needs, encouraging visitors to come and discuss their health status with you.
Just £125 for the first year and £75/p.a. thereafter
Our latest paper in the British Dental Journal :
Learn more from Stephen Hancock’s audio summary here.
Come and talk to us about PreViser / DEPPA at the Dentistry Show on April 22nd / 23rd 2016. Find us on Stand K29.
New version of DEPPA, the DEnplan PreViser Patient Assessment released (see press release here). 50k assessments completed.
I think Previser is one of the most exciting things ever to have happened to dentistry in the UK. It helps clinicians diagnose perio risks, and gives them a clear, evidence based and externally verified route for recommendations to manage those risks. Patients love it, and its a huge practice builder. Please talk to Liz about getting Previser into your practice.
Sheila Scott, Dental Consultant
Give patients the information they need in a way they can understand so that they can make informed decisions.
GDC Standard 2.3
In terms of securing behaviour change, this oral health status scoring measure provides us with a tool not only to use in a daily, pragmatic and systematic way but also now with a centralised data recording system and cross validation against the most recent Adult Dental Health Survey.
Stephen Hancocks, Editor in Chief British Dental Journal, BDJ 2014 Vol 216
