Bonsai Imaging · Early access

Raw photos in.
Beautiful records out.

Drop in the photos straight off the camera. Bonsai Imaging straightens, crops and mirrors them, then files every one into a finished record set.

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  • Built inside a real practice
  • Fourteen photos, one sheet
  • CBCT viewer coming soon

A real scan, shared with permission. CBCT viewer coming soon.

What Bonsai Imaging is

Every photo. Done for you.

The photos you already take, filed the way you'd file them yourself. Then the scan beside them, in the same record.

Straight off the camera

Drop in the whole set as it comes off the card. No renaming, no dragging files around.

The same frame, every visit

Faces line up on the eyes. Bites sit level. Progress reads like a flip-book.

Photos and scan, one record

The CBCT sits beside the photos it belongs to. Coming soon.

Grown where it's used

Built inside a working orthodontic practice, to match its own record sheets.

How it works

Drop in the raw photos. Each one is straightened, cropped, mirrored if it's a mirror shot, and filed into its place on the record sheet. The CBCT sits beside them, coming soon.

How it works

Still cropping photos by hand?

01 Drop

Drop in the raw photos.

02 File

Straightened. Cropped. Mirrored. Filed.

Every photo. Done for you.

03 CBCT

And your CBCT, right beside them.3D · coming soon

The details

Every photo in its place. Every visit.

Adjust

A tenth of a degree, if you want it.

Every photo comes back framed. If you'd frame one differently, open it and nudge it.

  • Turn, zoom and slide. The edges always stay filled.
  • Brightness, contrast, colour. Previewed live as you drag.
  • Nothing is lost. The imported photo stays untouched, and every edit can be undone.
Compare

Hold one visit. Flip through the rest.

Because every photo sits in the same frame, progress just shows itself.

  • Step through visits like a flip-book. Each view sits in the same spot every time.
  • Hold any photo, then browse beside it. Swap the two sides with one key.
  • Click a photo to fill the screen. Click again to step back to the sheet.
CBCT viewer Coming soon

And your CBCT, right beside them.

The scan lives in the same record as the photos. Open it in place, then step back to the sheet.

4-View

Coronal, sagittal and axial slices beside a 3D view, with the head levelled for you.

Pano

A panoramic unrolled from the scan along the arch, in bone colour or black and white.

Airway

The airway on its own, shaded by width, with its narrowest point found and measured.

The CBCT viewer is still in development and is not yet FDA cleared. It isn't available for clinical use. The scan shown is real and shared with permission.

Coming soon

Imaging is the first. It isn't the last.

More Bonsai apps already run the practice where Imaging was built. These are next in line.

  • Coming soon

    Chart The consult writes its own note

    Tap record in the room. A draft note is waiting when you're done, and nothing leaves until the doctor approves it.

  • Coming soon

    BeHere How the team's week runs

    Schedule, time clock and time off in one place. Clocking in is the first thing on the screen.

  • Coming soon

    Gauge Numbers you can act on

    A few taps a day from the team become the numbers that move a practice, charted for you.

And more behind them. One at a time, each one finished before the next.

Early access

Small on purpose.

Bonsai Imaging opens to a small group of practices first. A few practices and the two people who build it.

  • Photos on day one. The CBCT viewer as soon as it's cleared.
  • No ticket queue. Requests go straight to the people who write the code.
  • Your requests become features. When a doctor pushes back, the build changes.
1 day
from request to running

Patient education pages were requested inside Bonsai one morning in July. They were live on the test site that same day, and in use that night.

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Put the crop tool down.

Bonsai Imaging opens to a small group of practices first.Join the waitlist and we'll reach out personally.