Diagnocat vs Overjet
Overjet is the better fit for a general practice that mostly takes bitewings and periapicals. Its clearances cover caries, bone level, calculus and periapical findings on 2D x-rays, and it added CBCT segmentation in December 2025 (K251514). Diagnocat makes more sense when CBCT reports are the main job: both of its US clearances are for CBCT, one of them for flagging periapical radiolucency (K252934), and it sells self-serve plans at listed prices, which Overjet does not.
Diagnocat or Overjet: which should you choose?
- Most of the scans you want read are CBCT, for implants, endodontics or surgery
- You would rather sign up online at a listed price (plans with CBCT reports start at €590 for six months) than wait for a sales quote
- You want CBCT segmentation and STL export (the STL output is cleared for educational use only)
- Real-time caries detection overlay during patient exams
- Bone loss measurement for periodontal case acceptance
- Clinical quality assurance across DSO locations
Diagnocat vs Overjet: FDA clearances, price and integrations side by side
| Diagnocat | Overjet | |
|---|---|---|
| Vendor | DGNCT LLC (Diagnocat) · Miami, FL | Overjet, Inc. · Boston, MA |
| Category | Imaging & diagnostics | Imaging & diagnostics |
| FDA 510(k) | K252934 (Jan 15, 2026); K251072 (Sep 9, 2025) | K261059 (Aug 6, 2026); K253930 (Apr 10, 2026); K251514 (Dec 5, 2025); K241681 (Sep 9, 2024); K241684 (Aug 27, 2024); K233738 (Mar 4, 2024); K233590 (Feb 23, 2024); K231678 (Sep 21, 2023); K222746 (Mar 27, 2023); K220928 (Dec 16, 2022); K212519 (May 10, 2022); K210187 (May 19, 2021) |
| Cleared for | Concurrent-read detection of periapical radiolucency on permanent teeth in CBCT scans, for patients 22 and older. / Segmentron Viewer: processing and 3D visualization of maxillofacial radiographic images; STL generation for educational purposes only. | Multi-Image Caries and Charting Assist: reads all of a patient's radiographs together. Detects and outlines caries (incipient, non-incipient, secondary) on bitewings and periapicals, and tooth anatomy, tooth numbers and past restorations on bitewing, periapical and panoramic radiographs, patients 4 and older. / Web-based image management (PACS): acquires, stores, displays and shares dental images from intraoral sensors and panoramic units. / AI segmentation, measurements and 2D/3D visualization of dental and craniomaxillofacial CBCT scans. / Image Enhancement Assist: AI noise reduction and contrast/sharpness enhancement of dental radiographs in the Overjet platform. / Charting Assist (updated): detects tooth anatomy, tooth numbers and existing restorations (implants, crowns, root canals, fillings) to assist charting. / Caries Assist-Pediatric: concurrent-read caries detection and segmentation on bitewing and periapical radiographs in children. / Charting Assist: detects tooth anatomy, tooth numbers and existing restorations to assist dental charting. / Periapical Radiolucency Assist: concurrent-read detection of periapical radiolucencies on periapical radiographs, permanent teeth. / Caries Assist (expanded): concurrent-read caries detection and segmentation on bitewing and periapical radiographs. / Calculus Assist: concurrent-read detection of interproximal calculus on bitewing and periapical radiographs. / Caries Assist: concurrent-read detection of caries on bitewing radiographs. / Dental Assist: automated measurement of alveolar bone level on bitewing and periapical radiographs. |
| Imaging modalities | CBCT, panoramic, intraoral | bitewing, periapical, panoramic, CBCT |
| Pricing | From €499/year (Self-serve subscription, 6 or 12 months) | Not published (Contact sales) |
| Integrations | Dentsply Sirona, Vatech, Planmeca, Carestream | Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental |
| Best fit | specialist, ortho, oral-surgery | solo, group, dso, perio |
| Last verified | Oct 25, 2026 | Oct 22, 2026 |
From each vendor's site and the FDA 510(k) database. Diagnocat price: diagnocat.com.
Strengths and limits
- FDA-cleared AI second read on CBCT scans for periapical radiolucency (K252934)
- Lists self-serve plan prices on its website; most dental imaging AI vendors quote only after a demo
- Covers intraoral, panoramic, and CBCT imaging in one platform, with 3D models and STL export (STL cleared for educational use only)
- Newer to the US market than established competitors, with limited domestic clinical validation data
- No US clearance covers its 2D (bitewing, periapical, panoramic) findings
- Self-serve plans are priced in euros, do not connect to the x-ray machine, and unused reports expire at the end of each term
- CBCT integration workflow may require verification with your specific scanner manufacturer
- Quantitative bone level and caries probability scores, not just detection flags
- Integrates with the PMS systems most dental practices already use
- Supports insurance pre-authorization with objective data
- Enterprise pricing model may not fit solo or small group practices
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Common questions
What is the difference between Diagnocat and Overjet?
Overjet is the better fit for a general practice that mostly takes bitewings and periapicals. Its clearances cover caries, bone level, calculus and periapical findings on 2D x-rays, and it added CBCT segmentation in December 2025 (K251514). Diagnocat makes more sense when CBCT reports are the main job: both of its US clearances are for CBCT, one of them for flagging periapical radiolucency (K252934), and it sells self-serve plans at listed prices, which Overjet does not.
Which is FDA cleared, Diagnocat or Overjet?
Diagnocat: K252934, K251072. Overjet: K261059, K253930, K251514, K241681, K241684, K233738, K233590, K231678, K222746, K220928, K212519, K210187. Check the scope of each clearance; features outside it are not cleared.