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Defense-aware AI for oral & maxillofacial surgery malpractice litigation.

Built by a physician with both defense and plaintiff workflows. Used by healthcare-defense firms representing OMS, dental, and allied surgical specialties across the country.

OMS defense is a specialty within a specialty. The plaintiff bar weaponizes the same predictable patterns case after case — lingual or inferior alveolar nerve injury after third-molar extraction, peri-implant nerve impingement, sedation events, post-extraction infection mismanagement. The MedLegal AI toolkit is built defense-aware from the ground up — reverse-mode deposition prep, Daubert challenge support against OMS plaintiff experts, CBCT imaging analysis, and defense-favorable causation framing across 2,000+ page records. Used on both sides on purpose.

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5
OMS defense workflows
2,000+
page records, single pass
22
tools in the toolkit

What OMS defense counsel uses MedLegal AI for

Reverse-mode

Deposition prep — depo'ing the plaintiff

Switch the AI examiner into defense-attorney mode. Build the hostile cross of the plaintiff and the plaintiff's treating dentist or OMS, pre-loaded with AAOMS + ADA standards used to attack the standard-of-care theory and the informed-consent record.

Daubert

Daubert challenge support — strike plaintiff's expert

Generate Daubert vulnerability briefs against the plaintiff's OMS expert. Methodology gaps in nerve-injury causation, error-rate problems in retrospective imaging interpretation, peer-review thin spots, and rate-of-citation analysis against the AAOMS Parameters of Care.

CBCT

CBCT imaging analysis — defense framing

Pre-op CBCT review with defense-favorable framing. Pre-existing anatomical variants surfaced (close proximity of inferior alveolar canal, lingual concavity geometry), alternative-cause timeline assembled, surgical-technique adherence mapped against the planned approach.

Reptile

Reptile-defense drill

Rehearse your OMS client (or your defense expert) against the plaintiff's reptile playbook before they sit. Safety-rule traps on informed consent, community-danger frames on sedation, and the "would you agree that" cascade on known nerve-injury risks — prepared, not surprised.

Causation

Pre-existing condition vs. injury-related split

Automated split of the chart into pre-incident anatomical findings (anomalous nerve-canal positioning, lingual concavity, prior periodontal disease) vs. claimed post-surgical changes. Imaging timeline, complaints timeline, and treatment timeline correlated to show what the chart actually supports — for damages mitigation arguments and apportionment defenses where multiple providers touched the case.

Specialty packs relevant to OMS defense

Lingual nerve injury after third-molar extractionCausation challenges — anatomical variant proximity (CBCT-documented), known-risk informed consent, surgical technique vs. unavoidable complication framing, Daubert attacks on plaintiff causation experts who lack OMS board certification per §74.402 specialty match.
Inferior alveolar nerve injury / paresthesiaPre-op CBCT review showing proximity warning, intraoperative technique documentation, alternative-cause framing (post-op edema vs. direct trauma), prognosis-and-recovery defense based on AAOMS published recovery timelines.
Dental implant complication defensePre-op planning record (CBCT + surgical guide), placement-technique adherence, post-op imaging timeline, peri-implant infection vs. surgical injury apportionment, comparative-fault for late presentation or non-compliance.
OMS anesthesia / sedation event defensePre-op ASA classification justification, monitoring documentation (capnography, pulse-ox, BP), emergency-response chronology, scope-of-practice safe-harbor for in-office sedation under state OMS sedation permits, training-certification chain.
Post-extraction infection / dry socket defenseStandard-of-care adherence on antibiotic prophylaxis (cite ADA + AAOMS guidance), patient-compliance defense, alternative-cause framing for systemic factors (smoking, diabetes, immunocompromise), late-presentation comparative-fault.

Pricing

Pay-per-analysis
$19
/run
No commitment
Pro
$49
/mo
1 seat
Firm
$499
/mo
20 seats · Courtroom AI 50hr

Annual plans available at 20% off. Volume / enterprise pricing for 20+ seats — [email protected].

FAQ

Is this a plaintiff-only tool?

No. The toolkit was built defense-aware. Reverse-mode deposition prep, Daubert support, reptile-defense drills, and defense-favorable causation framing are first-class workflows alongside the plaintiff-side modes.

What OMS-specific defense workflows are supported?

Lingual + inferior alveolar nerve injury causation framing, CBCT imaging interpretation, implant placement vs. surgical-technique apportionment, anesthesia event chronology, informed-consent defense for known nerve-injury risks, scope-of-practice defense for sedation events.

Who else uses MedLegal AI on the defense side?

Major healthcare-defense firms representing OMS, dental, chiropractic, and allied-health providers across the country.

What about conflicts — you sell to plaintiff firms too?

Yes. The toolkit is workflow software, not a service provider — the same posture as Westlaw, Lexis, or Microsoft Word. No matter data leaves your firm; uploads are partitioned to your workspace and never used to train models or cross-pollinate workspaces.

What about HIPAA / BAA?

Signed Business Associate Agreement available for all paid tiers. PHI handling on HIPAA-eligible infrastructure (AWS Bedrock, Polly, Transcribe Medical).

Pricing?

$19 pay-per-analysis · Pro $49/mo (1 seat) · Professional $249/mo (5 seats) · Firm $499/mo (20 seats). Free 14-day trial, no credit card.

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14-day full-toolkit trial. Reverse-mode depo prep, Daubert support, 2,000-page record analysis, reptile-defense drill, CBCT analysis, and the full OMS specialty-pack library unlocked.

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