Dental Software
Best Dental Software include:
Solutionreach, Dentrix, ExcelDent, EagleSoft, Cloud 9 Software, Lighthouse 360, Open Dental Software, CS OrthoTrac, CS SoftDent Software and Dental4Windows.
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Guided by a patient-centric AI, Overjet’s FDA-cleared platform offers more data points in x-rays than previously possible. It integrates with major practice management and imaging systems to guide clinicians to arrive at precise & accurate diagnostic decisions, better care and patient…
Canadian company ABELDent offers an end-to-end dental practice management featuring document management and electronic dental records, appointment management, and other features.
Magic Touch Software in San Marcos, California offers Dental Lab Case and Production Management (or DLCPM), for management of dental labs, featuring vendor and patient portals for better communication.
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What is Dental Software?
Dental software provides the needed administrative and clinical operational support specific to dental practices. It is similar to other medical office management suites, offering elements such as patient management, electronic dental health records, and clinical management. Dental software can be cloud based or locally installed, but most vendors are moving towards cloud based solutions.
The ubiquitousness of dental software has led to the growth of other dental software support modules. These fully integrate with, or may even be included with, the most popular practice management platforms, including:
Dental practice specific-scheduling and appointment reminder software
Marketing modules specific to dental practices
X-Rays, digital imaging, and 3D dental imaging software
Financial management and profitability coaching
Ensure the software you choose, along with any associated modules, are HIPAA compliant.
Dental Software Features and Capabilities
Most dental practice management platforms include these features:
Appointment scheduling
Patient charting, including perio charting and digital imaging
Patient notes and treatment plans
Electronic prescriptions
Insurance management
Claims management
Billings and collections management
Online payment processing capabilities
Analytics and reporting
Document scanning and storage
Data backup
Some vendors may offer some nice to have features, such as:
Patient relationship or communications manager
Online patient portal
Appointment reminders
Patient feedback and reviews
Multi-location support
Accounting software
Training and support
Pricing Information
On-premise software usually follows a license/maintenance pricing model. Most cloud-based dental practice management software is billed on a month to month subscription basis, starting at around $200 per month for solo practitioners. Large dental practices can expect to pay based on the number of providers and locations. This can easily run in the thousands per month. Training and support may incur an additional fee.