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Recommended microphone setup when dictating clinical notes across multiple clinics

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Written by Amber Morris

This guide outlines our recommended setup for dentists who move between rooms during the day.

If you work across multiple surgeries or treatment rooms, having the right microphone setup can make using appointment recording and AI notes a smoother experience for you as the clinician.


Use one tabletop microphone per surgery

For the smoothest experience, we recommend a dedicated tabletop microphone connected to each PC in every surgery or clinic room.

This means:

  • No unplugging or reconnecting devices

  • No pairing delays

  • Immediate access to dictation and recording in each location

  • Consistent audio quality across rooms

When you enter a room, the microphone is already connected and ready to use.


Why use tabletop microphones?

Tabletop microphones work well for ambient listening because they:

  • Capture both clinician and patient speech clearly

  • They sit centrally on the desk and donโ€™t need to be worn

  • Donโ€™t interfere with PPE


Where to acquire a tabletop microphone?

We have listed some tabletop microphones in recommendation guide here. Many suitable options are also available at reasonable prices from major retailers such as Amazon, often with next-day delivery.

When choosing a microphone, ensure it:

  • Has a suitable connection for your computer/laptop

  • Is compatible with your operating system

  • Noise suppression is also ideal if working in open plan surgeries

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