Case study: TeethWallet (Healthcare / dental): a practical guide for founders and engineers
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Every appointment started with an archaeology session: three systems, one patient, and ten minutes of digging before any care began. Why this matters Dental clinics kept clinical records scattered across disconnected systems, so history lived everywhere and nowhere, clinicians burned appointment time hunting for it, and important context slipped through the cracks between tools. The common mistake In healthcare software, the single source of truth is the feature. Everything else, the UI, the…
1Key Takeaways
- Every appointment started with an archaeology session: three systems, one patient, and ten minutes of digging before any care began.
- Why this matters Dental clinics kept clinical records scattered across disconnected systems, so history lived everywhere and nowhere, clinicians burned appointment time hunting for it, and important context slipped through the cracks between tools.
- The common mistake In healthcare software, the single source of truth is the feature.
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Coding AI shifts how fast software ships and how much human review each change needs. DEV — AI reports that every appointment started with an archaeology session: three systems, one patient, and ten minutes of digging before any care began.
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