See the check-ins
between visits.
Patients submit photos of their rubber bands or aligners. Your team reviews the evidence and decides who needs follow-up.
An example morning check-in
Illustrative workflow and times, not a real patient record. A photo shows a moment in time.
1.Patient checks in
A morning prompt leads to a photo, with a chance to retake it before submitting.
- Prompt received
- 8:00 AM
- Photo captured
- 8:03 AM
- Submission
- Before the morning window closes
2.Your team reviews
The photo enters the review queue. Staff assess whether the prescribed appliance is visible.
- Before assessment
- Awaiting review
- Example assessment
- Appliance visible
- Timing credit
- Recorded separately
3.Plan the follow-up
Open the patient’s history to compare check-ins, reviewed photos, and missed prompts before deciding what to do next.
- Patient history
- Timing and reviewed appliance presence
- Treatment context
- Formation guide and private notes
- Next step
- Your team decides
Two signals. A clearer conversation.
Submission timing tells you when a patient checked in. Staff photo review tells you whether the prescribed appliance was visible. BANDZ keeps those signals separate, so a submitted photo is never treated as proof of continuous wear.
See how patient follow-up works