Overjet is a cloud-based dental AI platform that reads intraoral X-rays and CBCT scans, highlights decay, calculus, periapical radiolucencies and bone loss, and turns the findings into visuals a patient can understand. It is built for general dentists, dental groups (DSOs), dental insurers and dental schools in the United States. If you searched for “Overjet dental” or “Overjet AI”, this is the company, not the orthodontic measurement of the same name: in dentistry, overjet is the horizontal distance between the upper and lower incisors, and Overjet the company took its name from that term.
Overjet is commercial software and is listed here as shareware (conditionally free). The official site lets you upload one de-identified X-ray and see what the AI detects without an account, and you can book a demo. Regular clinical use requires a contract with the company. There is no public installer: clinicians work in the browser at Overjet’s clinic portal, and the IRIS imaging software is set up by Overjet together with your existing sensors.
Overjet at a glance
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Latest version | Cloud service, updated continuously; no public version number. Most recent FDA clearance: real-time image quality checking in IRIS (announced August 2026) |
| Licence | Shareware (conditionally free): commercial platform with a free one-image AI test and a demo |
| Platforms | Web browser (clinic portal); IRIS imaging software works with 40+ intraoral sensor models |
| Developer | Overjet, Inc., USA (founded 2018) |
| Official website | overjet.com |
| Best for | US practices and DSOs that want FDA-cleared AI findings on bitewings and periapicals, plus insurance and documentation automation |
What it does
- Vision AI: detects and outlines decay (cleared for ages 4 and up), calculus and periapical radiolucencies (ages 12 and up), marks prior restorations, and quantifies bone levels in millimetres. Overjet states 11 FDA 510(k) clearances across its products.
- Patient education: the detected pathologies are shown as coloured outlines on the X-ray so the dentist can explain a finding chairside instead of pointing at grey shadows.
- IRIS imaging software: captures images from more than 40 sensor makes and models, enhances low-quality images with AI (FDA-cleared), checks image quality immediately after capture and flags eight issue types such as cone cuts, overlapping contacts and missed coverage, stores images in the cloud, and compares images side by side across visits.
- CBCT Assist: FDA-cleared in December 2025; automatically identifies, labels and segments anatomical and restorative structures in CBCT scans and provides measurements for bone levels, airway dimensions and tooth positions.
- Voice AI Suite: ambient documentation and hands-free periodontal charting during the visit.
- Revenue cycle tools: automated insurance eligibility and benefits verification, pre-treatment estimates and ReviewPASS for claim review; Overjet reports connections to more than 1,000 payers and practice management systems.
How dental teams use it
Reviewing bitewings with AI findings
- Capture the images as usual; with IRIS the capture, enhancement and quality check happen in one step while the patient is still in the chair.
- Open the patient in the clinic portal. The daily patient list syncs from the practice management system.
- Check the outlined decay, calculus and radiolucencies and the bone-level measurements. The AI output is decision support: the dentist confirms or rejects every finding.
Explaining a treatment plan
- Switch to the patient-facing view, where the outlines and measurements are drawn on the radiograph.
- Show the lesion or bone loss on the screen and relate it to the proposed treatment.
Reducing front-desk work
- Enable insurance verification so eligibility and benefits are pulled before the appointment.
- Generate a pre-treatment estimate from the verified benefits and attach the AI-annotated images to the claim.
Trying it on your own image
- Open the “Try for free” page on the official site.
- Upload one de-identified radiograph as JPG, PNG, WEBP, GIF, HEIC or HEIF (up to 10 MB) and fill in the contact form.
- Review the detections. This is a one-off demonstration, not a clinical account.
Install and first run
- Nothing to download for the portal: it runs in a modern browser at Overjet’s clinic address, with login credentials issued after onboarding.
- IRIS: replaces or sits alongside your current imaging software and connects to the sensors you already own. Overjet supplies the installation and the system requirements during setup; confirm your sensor model is on the supported list before signing.
- Practice management integration: patient lists and images sync with your PMS; tell Overjet which system you use during the free test or demo.
- Data: images are processed and stored in Overjet’s cloud. Make sure the arrangement satisfies HIPAA and your own data policy before uploading patient data.
Limitations
- Not free: the one-image test and the demo are the only free access. Prices are not published and depend on practice size and the modules chosen.
- US-focused: the clearances, the insurance tools and the payer connections are built around the US market. Availability elsewhere is not stated on the official site.
- Cloud only: there is no offline analysis, and patient images leave the practice network.
- Decision support, not diagnosis: the AI outlines findings; the clinical decision remains with the dentist, and detections carry age limits (decay from age 4, periapical radiolucencies from age 12).
- Not a lab or CAD tool: Overjet does not export STL models or plan surgical guides.
Overjet vs alternatives
Videa AI is the closest competitor: also cloud-based, also FDA-cleared, with voice notes and insurance automation, and also available only through a demo. Pearl (Second Opinion) is the third well-known US dental AI; “Overjet vs Pearl” is a common search, and the practical differences are in integrations, DSO reporting and contract terms rather than in the basic detections. Diagnocat adds CBCT segmentation with STL export and implant and orthodontic reports, which Overjet does not offer. If you only need a free viewer to look at X-rays without AI, Weasis or Planmeca Romexis Viewer do that at no cost.
FAQ
Where is the Overjet AI login?
Clinicians sign in at the clinic portal on the overjet.ai domain; the link is on the official site’s Login menu. Credentials are issued by Overjet after onboarding.
Is there an Overjet download?
There is no public installer. The portal runs in the browser, and the IRIS imaging software is installed by Overjet as part of setup.
Is there an Overjet free trial?
Overjet offers a free test on one de-identified X-ray through its website and a demo with the sales team. The official site does not describe a longer free trial.
How much does Overjet AI cost?
Overjet does not publish prices. Pricing is quoted per practice or DSO after a demo.
What does “overjet” mean in dental terms?
Overjet is the horizontal overlap of the upper incisors in front of the lower incisors, measured in millimetres; overbite is the vertical overlap. Overjet the software company is unrelated to treating an increased overjet.
Overjet vs Pearl: which is better?
Both are FDA-cleared, cloud-based and sold to US practices. The choice usually comes down to which practice management and imaging systems each integrates with, the reporting a DSO needs and the commercial terms. Ask both for a demo on your own images.
Does Overjet work with CBCT?
Yes. CBCT Assist, cleared by the FDA in December 2025, labels and segments structures in CBCT scans and measures bone levels, airway and tooth positions.
Last checked against official sources: 5 October 2026 (developer website: overjet.com). Versions and licence terms change — confirm on the developer's site before deploying in a clinic.





