EchoNous vs Overjet

Overjet's pages are written for dentists and dental groups, with caries, calculus, periapical lesion and CBCT tools reading bitewing and periapical films. EchoNous's pages are written for clinicians scanning a heart, bladder or abdomen. The dental group buys for chairside films, and the hospital medicine service buys for the bedside.

Each side states its own compliance. For the hospital medicine service, EchoNous's home page says Kosmos is HIPAA and SOC2 compliant and lists SOC 2 Type II, and its FAQ says a Modality Worklist works once a DICOM profile is created, with exports as DICOM or over USB-C. For the dental group, Overjet's Trust Center cites a HITRUST certification, calls the product HIPAA-ready and mentions no SOC 2. Its Daily Patients page syncs with the practice management system without naming one, and its web-based IRIS dental PACS carries K253930 from April 2026.

A 2025 Front Dent Med paper on Caries Assist reported average sensitivity of 0.69 for enamel and 0.91 for dentin. A 2026 J Dent study against micro-CT found AI sensitivity of 56% at the dentin threshold.