CompliAI Dental

The same risk domains, wherever you practise

Four regulatory domains. Ten specific rules. One structured verdict.

Stop guessing on compliance

Most AI compliance tools are generic, bloated, or just static PDF checklists. They do not understand dentistry. The instruments differ by country, but the domains that catch dental practices out are the same everywhere:

Data protection · biometric consent, patient data residency and cross-border transfers
AI transparency · risk tiers and disclosure obligations, led by the EU AI Act
Professional standards · clinical claims, advertising and registrant accountability
Medical device rules · the point at which clinical AI becomes a regulated device

Screened in depth against UK and EU instruments including UK GDPR, GDPR, the EU AI Act and MDR 2017/745, with divergence flagged where local rules differ.

Clear, plain-English verdicts

Paste your scenario, business proposal, or agent script. The system runs a ten-rule screen and returns a structured verdict so you can see what to check next:

Permitted

No issue identified from the information provided.

Disclose

Allowed only once specific consent or disclosure steps are taken.

Prohibited

Not permitted as described. Needs a redesign.

The ten rules, in plain English

Every verdict cites these rules by number. Here is what each one covers.

1
Sensitive information, biometrics and patient data
Health records, radiographs, voice and facial data need a lawful basis, extra health-data conditions and confidentiality safeguards.
2
AI transparency and synthetic media disclosure
Patients must know when they are dealing with AI, and AI-generated images, voices or video must be clearly labelled.
3
Dental advertising and professional conduct
AI-written content must meet GDC and advertising standards: no misleading claims, guarantees or unfair comparisons.
4
Data residency, transfers and sub-processors
Where patient data is stored and processed, whether it leaves the country, and which third parties handle it.
5
Medical device classification
When clinical software (for example, radiograph or diagnostic AI) becomes a regulated medical device needing approval.
6
AI risk classification
Which risk tier an AI system falls into under the EU AI Act and similar laws, and what each tier requires.
7
Privacy governance, DPIA and clinical oversight
The documented risk assessment (DPIA), policies, staff training and clinician sign-off a practice needs before using AI.
8
Automated decisions and human intervention
Decisions about patients must not be left to AI alone. A person must be able to review and override them.
9
Provider and deployer accountability
Who is responsible when AI goes wrong: the supplier who built it, or the practice that uses it. Usually both.
10
Account tier and contract coverage
Whether your specific plan with an AI supplier is covered by a signed data processing agreement (DPA). Many free and basic tiers are not.

Each rule is applied against the instruments of your jurisdiction, such as UK GDPR, the EU AI Act, MDR and GDC guidance.

See how it works

Paste a scenario, proposal, or chatbot prompt. CompliAI Dental breaks down which rules are triggered and what to do about it.

Example scenario

"We want to use an AI voice agent to book patient appointments. Is this allowed?"

Example rule question

"What are the rules on using patient data to train an AI model in my jurisdiction?"

Example script audit

"Paste your AI chatbot or agent script here for a line-by-line compliance annotation."

Dental AI compliance, instantly screened

The same risk domains, wherever you practise

Stop guessing on compliance

Clear, plain-English verdicts

The ten rules, in plain English

Sensitive information, biometrics and patient data

AI transparency and synthetic media disclosure

Dental advertising and professional conduct

Data residency, transfers and sub-processors

Medical device classification

AI risk classification

Privacy governance, DPIA and clinical oversight

Automated decisions and human intervention

Provider and deployer accountability

Account tier and contract coverage

See how it works

Audit your dental AI now

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