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Getting More From CoTreat With Prompts

Ask a question, draft a document, or format a note - all mid-consultation, without switching tools. AI Colleague already has the full context of the session, so you're not re-explaining anything. These are ready to copy, paste, and adapt.

At a glance

Asking Clinical Questions

  • "What differential diagnoses should I consider for [finding]?"
  • "Give me a quick evidence summary on [a condition] - for example, cracked tooth syndrome or sleep apnoea management."
  • "This patient's on [a common medication] - anything to flag before I prescribe [X]?"
  • "Would zirconia or [an alternative material] be the better call for this crown, given the findings?"
  • "Give me a second opinion on this treatment plan for tooth [number]."
  • "Given everything in this session, which of these treatments should we prioritise first?"
  • "What should I watch for post-op with this procedure, given this patient's medical history?"

Investigating Unusual Findings

  • "What are common differential diagnoses for this lesion?"

Drafting Referral Letters

  • "Draft a short referral letter for impacted wisdom teeth."
  • "Draft a referral letter to an oral surgeon for this patient's extraction."

Explaining Findings to Patients

  • "Explain periodontal disease in simple, patient-friendly language."
  • "Explain [a finding or condition] in plain language a patient could read at home."

Translating Care Advice

  • "Translate these post-op instructions into [language]."
  • "Rewrite these care instructions at a simpler reading level."

Supporting Reception

  • "Draft a short answer to a patient asking about their aftercare, based on this session's clinical note."
  • "Prep a quick line answering [a common post-treatment question], so reception isn't guessing or interrupting the dentist."

Creating Custom Note/Letter Templates

Templates tell CoTreat how to write the documents it creates from an appointment, such as clinical notes, patient letters and case presentations. Set one up once and every document after that follows your format, tone and practice details.

Follow the full guide here: Creating Custom Templates

If you just want to get started quickly, use the guide for the document you're making: