Value-Based Pricing · DSO Briefing
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The Proof · Pilot Results & Operator Voice

The math holds in real operatories.

42%[1]

Reduction in failure-to-diagnose claim frequency

Modeled vs. CNA closed-claim baseline across pilot DSO offices running complete chairside documentation.
1.8 hrs[2]

After-hours charting eliminated, per provider per day

Median across pilot DSO offices · 30-day pre/post baseline.
$184K[3]

Average exposure neutralized per claim avoided

$148,655 settlement + ~$35K defense + ~$15K deductible — the slice the carrier doesn't absorb.
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Our clinicians stopped charting at night. The board saw it in the next quarterly. The carrier saw it at renewal.
— M. Alvarez, COO · 40-location DSO (Southeast) (illustrative)
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We handed the carrier a defensibility dossier at renewal. They moved us a deductible tier — that alone paid for the platform.
— J. Patel, VP Risk Management · Multi-state DSO (illustrative)
[1] CNA Dental Professional Liability Claim Report, 3rd Ed. (2025), failure-to-diagnose category · Chairside pilot offices, n = 6 DSO locations, 2024–25.[2] Chairside pilot telemetry (sign-off lag + after-hours timestamps), median across 42 providers, 2024–25.[3] CNA 3rd Ed. (2025) severity + DSO median deductible (~$15K) from pilot carriers.
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