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Dental Practice Software

  • 24-09-2013 10:49am
    #1
    pantry
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    Hi, i was wondering what the most popular dental software programs were in surgeries today. thank you.


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  • #2
    btkm8unsl0w5r4
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    Off the top of my head the ones I know of are:
    Software of Excellence (SOE) Exact
    Bridges
    XLCR
    Open Dental
    Coincidental
    Panara
    Mac Practice

    Exact is by far and a way the most popular as far as I know, software is quite location specific so if the dentist need the medical card, or PRSI forms on the system it need to be a system localised to Ireland.


  • #3
    pantry
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    Thank you, i was wondering if you knew where i could source a demo version of the Exact software,hoping to get back into dental assisting after a few years off, and wanted to familiarize myself with the latest software before i apply for a job, thanks again


  • #4
    hholm067
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    pantry wrote: »
    Thank you, i was wondering if you knew where i could source a demo version of the Exact software,hoping to get back into dental assisting after a few years off, and wanted to familiarize myself with the latest software before i apply for a job, thanks again

    Henry Schein has software for oral surgeons and periodontists who do surgery - OMSVision and PerioVision. Happy to help if you have any questions. Good luck with your job search.


  • #5
    bureau2009
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    Out of interest, is there particular software for orthodontists?

    And what does the software enable them to do?


  • #6
    btkm8unsl0w5r4
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    bureau2009 wrote: »
    Out of interest, is there particular software for orthodontists?

    And what does the software enable them to do?

    There are a few, Dolfin is one I am familiar with. Orthodontists need software that makes detailed measurements from X-rays that is specific to orthodontic treatment. I am sure there are others that I am not familiar with.


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  • #7
    Pesci
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    This is an old thread, but I thought I would add my 2 pence.

    There is also another cloud based software out there called Aerona Dental. It's subscription based so no initial set up or licence costs. It also has a section in it for Orthodontic assessments. Worth a look if you are still in the market.


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