DenteKidz
Population-health decision infrastructure for preventive oral health.
DenteKidz transforms standardized school dental screening into structured, professionally reviewed population-health data to support planning and prioritization across age groups, schools and geographic areas.
Decision-support and population-health platform under ongoing validation. Does not replace examination, diagnosis or treatment by a qualified dental professional.
Screening happens. Structured insight often doesn't.
Preventable oral disease in children is frequently recognized late. School screening programs generate real clinical observations, but that information is often fragmented, paper-based, and difficult to convert into timely action for an individual child or useful planning for a school or health system.
The result is a gap between the moment a child is screened and the moment that finding becomes a report a family can act on, or a dataset a health authority can plan around.
A structured, human-supervised workflow
DenteKidz connects school dental screening to a consistent pipeline: structured data capture, professional risk review, individual reporting, and population-level dashboards.
The workflow is designed to keep trained dental professionals responsible for reviewing findings and determining any communication or clinical next steps.
Five steps, one continuous record
From the screening chair to the dashboard, each finding stays traceable and stays under professional review.
Capture
Standardized dental images and clinical observations are captured during school screening sessions.
Structure
Findings are converted into structured, tooth-level data aligned with WHO dmft/DMFT conventions.
Review & assess risk
Structured findings go through professional review, and each case is risk-stratified.
Individual reports
The platform generates a clear individual report for professional review and authorized communication with families.
Population dashboards
Aggregated, de-identified data feeds dashboards for schools and health systems.
Trained dental professionals remain responsible for clinical review and every decision along the way. DenteKidz is not intended to replace a dentist or to provide autonomous diagnosis.
A view of the workflow
Development-stage interface and operational footage from the DenteKidz workflow.
De-identified development environment; interface shown for workflow illustration.
Clinical review workspace
De-identified development interface for structured professional review.
Internal review dashboard
Operational annotation and quality-control view; not a clinical-performance claim.
Workflow in practice
Early workflow footage documenting the operational process.
Implemented in real school settings
Operational implementation and clinical validation are distinct milestones. The stages below show what has been demonstrated, what is underway, and what remains planned.
Operational workflow
DemonstratedEnd-to-end implementation from screening and structured data capture through professional review, individual reporting and aggregate analysis.
Reliability and expert-panel studies
In progressStructured reliability, professional-review and expert-panel work is underway to characterize agreement, uncertainty and workflow performance.
Independent-reference validation
PlannedA future prospective study with an independent reference standard is planned for formal diagnostic-performance evaluation.
Built for oversight, not autonomy
DenteKidz uses AI as an assistive layer within a professionally governed workflow. It supports professionals and health systems and is not designed for autonomous diagnosis or decision-making.
Human professional oversight
The workflow is designed to keep trained dental professionals responsible for reviewing findings and next steps.
Privacy-conscious data handling
Screening data is handled with privacy safeguards throughout the workflow.
Structured, traceable outputs
Findings stay linked from capture through report and dashboard.
Audit-supporting workflows
Records are structured to support review and audit over time.
Decision support, not diagnosis
The platform supports professional judgment; it does not diagnose on its own.
Ongoing validation
Clinical and methodological validation and governance continue to develop.
Built around who actually uses it
Schools
A structured workflow for screening days, professional review and authorized family communication.
Discuss a School CollaborationHealth systems & public-health programs
Structured, de-identified population information to support planning and prioritization.
Explore a Health-System CollaborationClinical & research partners
Opportunities to collaborate on methodology, reliability and independent validation.
Discuss Research CollaborationStrategic partners & investors
An opportunity to support responsible development and evidence-led expansion.
Request an IntroductionPractical infrastructure for preventive dentistry
DenteHome is building practical digital infrastructure for preventive dentistry, starting with DenteKidz and school oral-health workflows. DenteHome Inc. was incorporated in Canada on December 6, 2021, and the company is preparing for responsible expansion and market development in the UAE.
Founder and clinical leadership
Dr. Vahid Soltankarimi
Founder & CEO, DenteHomeDr. Soltankarimi is a prosthodontist with nearly three decades of clinical, academic and healthcare leadership experience. He served as a faculty member at Babol Dental School from 2001 to 2021, and founded DenteHome to bring that clinical and academic background into a structured, technology-supported approach to preventive oral health.
Dr. Mitra Tabari
Clinical Lead & Pediatric Dentistry Specialist, DenteKidzDr. Tabari is a DHA-licensed pediatric dentist and Clinical Lead for DenteKidz, with more than 25 years of clinical, academic and research experience. She served as an Assistant Professor at Babol University of Medical Sciences (2001–2022), including as Head of the Specialized Pedodontics Department (2008–2012) and Head of the Pedodontics Department (2013–2017). She has supervised or advised 22 general dentistry and residency theses and authored or co-authored 20+ peer-reviewed publications. At DenteKidz, she leads pediatric clinical oversight and professional review.
Patent-pending, trademark-registered
Patent
Filed May 10, 2025.
Patent pendingTrademarks (UAE)
Registered trademarks in the United Arab Emirates.
Let's build the future of preventive oral health.
We welcome conversations with schools, health systems, strategic partners and pre-seed or seed-stage investors who share this direction.
Or write directly to ceo@dentehom.ai