DentiMax Practice Management Software

DentiMax practice management software is a software that especially caters to dental practice management solutions. The software is used to eliminate manual work by automating work and improving the quality of service practitioners provide their clients. The software is well-equipped with a number of useful features such as billing management, client scheduling, insurance, and claim management, period charting, and auto clinical notes. DentiMax allows users to share X-rays, e-prescriptions, medical bills and much more with their clients. The software allows a close connection with imaging and charting which helps the users to work more efficiently. The software is well-equipped with advanced secure security protocols and also consists of an online backup to keep patients’ data secure. The software also provides unlimited technical support for users.

Dentimax software is an award-winning platform that is compatible and can be installed on-premise on any Windows system. Clinical notes can be generated by Dentists using the clinical note builder. DentiMax is a complete solution for dental practices as it can be used to handle the front-end and the back-end aspects of the practice.

DentiMax offers high-definition imaging that enables dentists to not examine the pictures so closely as the images are really clear and easy to read. This is possible as DentiMax generates images using integrated sensors. Practitioners can easily attach documents and x-ray images to their emails, which enable them to share critical information with other hygienists, dentists, as well as doctors or physicians involved.

DentiMax Pricing:

The platform offers two pricing options: bundle and traditional. The bundle consists of four paid monthly subscription plans ranging from $49 to $299 per month. DentiMax’s traditional pricing one-time rates range from $499 to $4,249. Users can also contact the vendor directly for further inquiring about the pricing details.

DentiMax USP:

The software uses integrated sensors for high-definition imaging.