Orthodontics, endodontics, periodontics, implantology
Specialist practices
Specialist work breaks the assumptions general software makes. A case is not a visit — it is eighteen months of adjustments, a payment plan, and a chain of radiographs that only means something in sequence. The record has to hold the arc, not just the appointment.
What usually goes wrong
- Treatment runs across dozens of visits and the plan lives in the dentist's head
- Payment is staged, so "has this patient paid" has no yes/no answer
- Radiographs need to be compared across time, not viewed one at a time
- Referring dentists need to hear back, and usually do not
What Dentospire does about it
Plans that outlive the appointment
Treatment plans track stage by stage with status per item, so the arc of a case is in the record rather than in memory — and whoever is at the chair next can see where it stands.
Instalments as a first-class thing
Staged payment plans against a treatment, with the balance, what is due and what is overdue visible on the patient's ledger instead of inferred from a pile of receipts.
Imaging attached to the case
IOPA, OPG and intraoral images attach to the patient and the tooth, with AI review flagging caries, bone loss, periapical lesions and fractures as decision support — the dentist confirms or overrides every finding.
Charting that holds detail
A 32-tooth chart with surface-level marking, multiple findings per tooth, and quadrant zones for what is not tooth-specific, in FDI or Universal notation.
What it costs
Instalment plans and insurance handling are on paid plans. AI X-ray review is available from the free plan, with a daily query allowance that rises with the plan.