Dictate anywhere on your screen, capture telehealth audio straight from the call,
and skip the second login.
A dental referral letter generator builds a complete letter from the note you already wrote: diagnosis, relevant history and a clear reason for referral, ready for review.
The referral doesn't have to wait for a gap in the schedule. It drafts from what you documented during the appointment, which means the specialist hears from you while the case is still fresh.
Fewer minutes on paperwork. More consistency across every referral your practice sends.
Let the generator transcribe in the background during the visit, or upload a session audio that you already have. Either way, the history, findings and plan are documented as the conversation happens, not reconstructed from memory at your desk afterward.
Choose the most applicable template if you need the dental referral letter generator to turn the draft into a letter. Read it over, swap templates if the receiving specialist prefers a different structure, and adjust the voice from Brief to Super Detailed depending on who is reading it.
A free account unlocks the rest: polish the wording, keep your favorite templates on hand for follow-ups, and send or download the finished letter without leaving your workflow. Heidi, your AI Care Partner, handles the notes on either side of the letter too.
The letter fills itself in from your visit note. Diagnosis, findings and treatment history arrive where they belong, without a trip through the clipboard.
Endodontists, periodontists, oral surgeons, and orthodontists each expect a different structure. Heidi formats the referral to match the specialty, with reason for referral, clinical findings, and requested action stated clearly.
No PMS or EHR lock-in. Generate the letter from a typed note, a dictated summary or a full transcript, then export it wherever your referral workflow lives.
An hour of copying, formatting and rewriting becomes 15 minutes according to dentists using Heidi. The rest of that time goes back into your dental care schedule.
Kina Ivanova
Dr Anthony Goh
Dr Nicholas Jason Lelos
Dr. Martin Falkingham
Common questions from dental teams before they switch from handwriting referral letters
Over time, yes. Heidi adapts to how you write: how much detail you give, how you phrase findings, how formal you are with colleagues you refer to often. Initial letters require more polish as Heidi learns your voice. Within a couple of weeks, most clinicians find the drafts need very little changing.