Every case you send comes back with a signed interpretation from an oral and maxillofacial radiologist: documentation for the chart, a reference read for the resident, and capacity for the faculty.
Reporting volume can grow faster than the faculty line does. BeamReaders gives faculty a signed consultative report to work from, so hours go to teaching and research.
Your clinic's coverageEvery case comes back with a written, signed interpretation by an oral and maxillofacial radiologist, so documentation stays consistent no matter who uploaded, supervised, or treated. Residents and faculty take questions straight to the radiologist through Rad Chats.
How residents learn from itUniversity clinics produce volume, and many hands touch every case. A written interpretation on every scan keeps documentation consistent no matter who uploaded, supervised, or treated.
Residents can interpret their own cases first, then compare against the signed read of an oral and maxillofacial radiologist. For clinicians in training, it builds the habit of systematic review. For radiology residents, it is a second reader on a case they have already worked.
Radiology ReportCBCT acquired in the orthodontic clinic for pre-treatment evaluation. Resident submission with clinical notes.
The maxillary right canine is palatally impacted, with the crown in contact with the root of the lateral incisor and mild associated resorption. Airway and TMJ osseous structures are within normal limits for age.
Palatally impacted canine with early resorption of the adjacent lateral incisor root, relevant to exposure and traction planning. Clinical correlation recommended.
Residents upload their own cases and provide the clinical notes, owning the submission end to end.
Access to all uploaded cases, with notifications and workflow status keeping visibility on every case from submission to report.
Multiple departments under a single university account, set up to match how your clinic is organized.
Collaboration gives referring doctors outside the university secure access to a patient's imaging, reports, and portfolios, strengthening the referral relationships your program depends on.
As CBCT utilization grows, reporting volume grows with it, and those hours come out of teaching, research, and resident supervision.
A signed consultative report on every case means your radiologist reviews and correlates instead of starting from a blank page.
They have brought trusted diagnostic expertise to our program as an extension of our team… the learning opportunities their reports have provided are unmatched.