Which kind of clinic are you?
The same software, but the part that matters is different depending on whether you are one dentist with one chair or an owner with four branches. Start from the situation you are actually in.
Single-chair and solo practices
One dentist, one chair, no full-time front desk
You are the dentist, the receptionist and the accountant. Software has to save time on all three, or it is another thing to maintain.
Read moreMulti-branch clinics and chains
Two or more locations under one owner
The problem stops being clinical and becomes visibility: what each branch is doing, what it collected, and who can see whose patients.
Read moreOpening a new clinic
Setting up, or in the first year of practice
Nothing to migrate and no habits to unlearn — but also no cash to spend on software before the chair is earning.
Read moreSpecialist practices
Orthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, implantology
Long treatment arcs, staged payments and imaging that has to stay attached to the case for years.
Read moreMoving off paper and Excel
Running on registers, files and spreadsheets today
The records exist and they work — until someone needs last year's file, or the spreadsheet is on the machine that died.
Read moreNot sure which fits?
Start on the free plan — it covers your first 200 patients with charting, AI X-ray review, voice notes and GST billing included. Nothing expires, and you can move up when the practice does.
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