Le blog des dentistes du futur

Cloud computing has revolutionized the way we store our various data. For some fifteen years now, our vacation memories no longer depend on the lifespan of your computer. The cloud has also become widely used in the professional world, and more and more medical practices are making the switch from local office storage to a cloud model.

Driving without a dashboard is not impossible, but it does complicate decision-making. The same applies to managing a dental practice, and yet dentists, like many other professionals, never receive any training in this area during their university studies.

The world of dentistry is constantly evolving, with new technologies emerging every day to improve patient care and oral health in general. These innovations are transforming the way dentists diagnose, treat, organize and control, while offering patients more personalized, efficient and comfortable experiences. In this article, we take a look at the new technologies you can adopt to simplify your practice, streamline the exchange of information with your contacts and offer an enhanced patient experience. 

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the creation ofAllisone by listening to this podcast, produced in collaboration with "Les Gueules du Dentaire" (a podcast created by Endo Académie), retracing the career of Dr. Lionel ELBAZ, dental surgeon and CEO ofAllisone. In this interview hosted by Stéphane SIMON, Dr. ELBAZ shares anecdotes about his career, his key experiences, and the vision that gave birth to Allisone. Don't miss this opportunity to go behind the scenes of the future of dentistry.

From October 2023, Allisone is committed to education with its learning version Allisone Academy (AA). For almost a year and a half, the faculties of Lyon, Toulouse and Bordeaux have been working with the Allisone team to design, test and improve this solution, in order to create the ideal product for dynamic, digital and asynchronous learning of radio reading. In the process, the Allisone teams were able to meet over fifty deans and members of teaching teams, both in France and around the world, to fully understand the difficulties encountered and find software solutions to remedy them.