From referral to operating list without the typing
A maxillofacial consult moves quickly: history, extraoral and intraoral exam, imaging review, surgical recommendation, consent discussion. Medical Scribe records the encounter and drafts the note as you go, so a third-molar referral, a mandible fracture follow-up, or a pre-implant evaluation is documented before you call the next patient back.
A note built the way you present a case
The draft follows the built-in Maxillofacial Surgeon’s note: Subjective for the presenting complaint, dental and medical history; Objective for exam findings, imaging, and neurovascular status; Assessment & Plan for each surgical issue with planned procedure, pre-operative preparation, and post-operative care — the same structure you would dictate.
Consent documentation that matches the conversation
Surgeons get judged on what the chart says was discussed. Because Medical Scribe generates the note from the actual visit conversation, the specific risks you explained for this patient — down to the nerve proximity you flagged on imaging — appear in the record as discussed, never as generic consent language.