What's new · February 2026
February opened Kubo to hygiene workflows in beta, prefilled diagnoses at the start of a treatment visit, began recommending consent forms from the visit context, and made procedure forms smart enough to fill in what a full bony impaction implies.
February was about the people and procedures around the surgeon — hygienists getting their own view, and forms that already know what a third molar extraction involves.
Kubo now supports hygiene workflows end to end. Hygienists get a tailored experience: they see only hygiene-relevant visit types and procedures, and non-hygiene sections are hidden automatically when a hygienist is signed in. New procedure forms cover gross debridement, implant maintenance, perio maintenance, and prophylaxis.
The treatment workflow has a dedicated diagnosis section. When a treatment visit starts, diagnoses are prefilled automatically, saving time and getting the note right before it is generated.
A new AI-aware template selector lets you choose from your available templates when starting a visit. Combined with new support for template-based dictation formatting, the note comes back in the structure you expect from the first draft. See Templates.
A new setting adds custom footer text to clinical notes, per visit type, so you control what appears at the bottom of every generated note.
Kubo now recommends relevant consent forms based on the visit context. The consents interface was also refreshed with a more modern look. See Consents.
Procedure forms are getting smarter about what follows from what.
Native camera capture is now consistent across the app. The file uploader and file selector share the same camera logic, so taking a photo works the same way wherever you are.
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