Talk with Celia Montrose.
Celia Montrose is ODO's AI practice support guide. She explains the public ODO process and helps clinicians and teams find the right next step.
Ask. Understand. Take the right next step.
Choose Internal or External first. That one choice controls both the voice conversation and the text chat.
For clinicians, practices, prospects, partners, and the public. Answers use approved public information and public-safe next steps.
Celia provides educational and process guidance. She is not a treating clinician, does not diagnose, and cannot accept patient records or protected health information.
Celia MontroseHi, I'm Celia Montrose. Ask me about On Demand Orthodontist's support model, aligner workflow, team onboarding, or getting started.
A clearer way into ODO.
You do not need to know the right department, tool, or clinical term. Start with the outcome your practice is working toward.
Build or expand an aligner program
Understand ODO's support model, the practice workflow, and what a useful first conversation should cover.
Ask CeliaPrepare for a first case
Learn the public process for goals, tools, records, onboarding, and the first supported patient start.
Ask CeliaSupport the whole practice team
Explore how ODO coordinates education, communication, monitoring, and practical workflow support.
Ask Celia
Built to reduce variables around aligner care.
ODO combines structured case support, monitoring workflows, team preparation, and access to experienced orthodontic guidance. Celia helps explain where each piece fits before you speak with the team.
- Case-planning context
- Practice workflow support
- Clear official next steps
The ODO support model, without the hunt.
Aligner case support
Learn how aligner options, case reports, and treatment-planning support fit into the ODO model.
Remote monitoring workflow
Understand the role of monitoring tools, progress communication, and practice follow-through.
Clinical workflow education
Get public, process-level guidance about scheduling, attachments, IPR, refinements, and team preparation.
Case and patient communication
See how a structured case report can help a practice prepare for a clear patient conversation.
Team onboarding
Learn what the practice team can expect while tools and workflows are introduced.
A clearer next step
Move from a broad question to the right official ODO page, conversation, or existing-user destination.
Three practical steps toward a first supported start.
Celia can help you prepare for each step. The official ODO team and approved systems handle enrollment, case records, and clinical work.
Open the official get-started page- 1
Share your goals
Start with the kind of aligner offering, practice workflow, or patient experience you want to build.
- 2
Prepare the tools and team
Review the records, communication, and monitoring tools involved in the ODO process.
- 3
Plan the first supported start
Coordinate with ODO around the first appropriate case and the practice steps that follow.
Useful guidance, with a firm clinical boundary.
Celia provides educational and process guidance. She is not a treating clinician, does not diagnose, and cannot accept patient records or protected health information.
Continue with the right source.
Before you ask.
Is Celia a treating orthodontist?
No. Celia is an AI practice support guide. She can explain ODO's public process and help route questions, but she does not diagnose, prescribe, or replace a licensed clinician.
Can I share patient records in this chat?
No. Do not share names, images, records, health information, account details, or other protected patient information. Use ODO's approved secure systems for case materials.
Can Celia enroll my practice or start a case?
No. She can explain the path and point you to the official ODO team, get-started page, or existing-user dashboard. ODO staff and approved systems handle enrollment and case work.