Diagnocat

Diagnocat is a cloud-based AI service that analyses dental X-rays and CBCT scans and turns them into structured radiological reports, segmented 3D models and patient-friendly printouts. It is aimed at general dentists, dental specialists, clinic groups and dental laboratories. You upload a study in the browser and the AI marks teeth, findings and anatomy for the clinician to review.

Diagnocat is commercial software, so it is listed here as shareware (conditionally free): the company offers a free demo, and regular use requires a paid plan. There is no Diagnocat installer to download for the core service. It runs in the browser, and an optional desktop application handles automatic image upload from the clinic’s X-ray systems.

Diagnocat at a glance

What it does

• Radiological report: AI analysis of intraoral X-rays, panoramic radiographs (OPGs) and CBCT scans, with areas of concern highlighted for the dentist to review.
• Automatic dental and periodontal charting from the analysed images.
• 3D models: automatic segmentation of CBCT into teeth, pulp, root canal fillings and jaw structures, exported as STL, with automatic superimposition onto an intraoral scan.
• Implant report: 3D planning of implant position with automatic tracing of the mandibular canal, a library of implant systems, and a surgical guide downloadable as STL.
• Orthodontic report: CBCT-based 3D cephalometric landmarks and measurements, TMJ views and summary images.
• Patient-friendly, printable reports with visual explanations of the findings.
• Integration with practice management systems and X-ray equipment for automatic image and chart transfer.
• Transcriptor: AI transcription of patient consultations.

Diagnocat notes that some features may not be available or approved in every region; check with the company for your country.

How dental teams use it

Getting a CBCT report

1. Log in, create a patient card or open an existing one.
2. In the CBCT section, upload the scan as DICOM (.dcm files, or a .zip containing them; the FAQ gives a 2 GB file limit).
3. Order the radiological report, review the highlighted findings, and add your own comments and images before you share or print it.

Reviewing 2D X-rays

1. Upload panoramic or intraoral images as JPG, PNG or TIFF, or let the Diagnocat Imaging app send them automatically.
2. Check the suggested findings and charting, then use the report in the consultation.

Segmentation for a lab or planning software

1. Upload the CBCT and, if available, the intraoral scan (STL).
2. Order 3D models; Diagnocat segments the scan and superimposes it onto the surface scan.
3. Download the STL models and import them into your CAD or planning software.

Install and first run

• No installation for the core service: it runs in the browser. Diagnocat recommends the latest Google Chrome.
• Account: access starts with an account from Diagnocat or a local representative. Use “Book Your Free Demo” on the official site to see it on your own cases.
• Automatic upload: the Diagnocat Imaging application links your X-ray software to the cloud. The FAQ describes it as a paid service.
• Data export from your imaging software: export CBCT as standard DICOM, not a vendor project file, or the upload will not be recognised.
• Privacy: images go to Diagnocat’s cloud. The company states HIPAA- and PIPEDA-compliant storage and lists ISO 13485 and ISO 27001 certificates on its legal page. Check that this meets your local data-protection rules.

Limitations

• Not free: after the demo, use requires a paid plan, and some services, such as automatic integration, cost extra. Prices are not published.
• Cloud only: an internet connection and upload of patient images are required; there is no offline mode.
• Regulatory status depends on the country. The US site describes its viewer and radiological report as FDA-cleared; the global site says clearance varies by country and not all features are available everywhere.
• AI output supports, but does not replace, the clinician’s own reading of the images.
• The US viewer page labels its STL export as intended for educational use; check the terms for your region before using models clinically.

Diagnocat vs alternatives

FAQ

Is Diagnocat free?

No. Diagnocat is commercial software with a free demo, which is why it is listed as shareware (conditionally free).

What is the Diagnocat price?

Diagnocat does not publish prices on its website. Contact the company or a regional representative for an offer.

How do I log in to Diagnocat?

Use the Login link on the official website for your region. Diagnocat recommends the latest Google Chrome.

What is Diagnocat AI?

It is the AI engine behind the service. It analyses intraoral X-rays, panoramic images and CBCT scans and proposes findings, charting and segmentations for the dentist to review.

Is Diagnocat available in the US and Canada?

Yes. Diagnocat runs separate US and Canada sites, and the US site describes its viewer and radiological report as FDA-cleared. Availability of individual features varies by country.

Can Diagnocat export STL files?

Yes. Segmented 3D models and implant surgical guides can be downloaded as STL. The US viewer page labels its STL export as intended for educational use.

Which file formats can I upload?

CBCT as DICOM (.dcm), and 2D images as JPG, PNG or TIFF. Any of these can also be uploaded inside a ZIP archive.

Last checked against official sources: 28 September 2026 (developer website: diagnocat.com). Versions and licence terms change — confirm on the developer's site before deploying in a clinic.