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Cloud 9 vs Practice-Web

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7.2#2 in dental charting softwareFrom $35 a month
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FactCloud 9Practice-Web
HeadquartersIrvine, CaliforniaEl Dorado Hills, California, United States
IntegrationsPlanet DDS says its platform has more than 25 integrations and offers an open API for connecting tools or developing custom applications.Named partners include DentalXChange, Global Payments, Patient Xpress, DocPay, DoseSpot, Dental Intelligence, TSI, and Flex.
PurposeCloud 9 is cloud-based practice management software for orthodontic practices, groups, and OSOs.Practice-Web is a practice management solution designed for dentists, covering scheduling, charting, billing, and patient communication.
SchedulingIts schedule tracks new patients, automates tasks, and supports customizable reminders for calls, letters, and emails.The scheduler helps staff find openings, make appointments, view patient information, and update confirmations through pwConnect texting.
SecurityThe product page states that Planet DDS has SOC 2 Type 2 certificates and describes security features for protecting an organization.Security features include role-based user permissions, lock dates, and an audit trail that records user actions and related details.

Cloud 9 plans

  • Cloud 9Priced on request

Practice-Web plans

  • Mass Email Marketing$35 a month
  • iPad/ Android Tablet Patient Forms$65 a month
  • Online Patient Reviews$69 a month
  • Additional TrainingPriced on request
  • Auto and Two-Way Texting$90 a month
  • Online Scheduling$119 a month

Pick Cloud 9 if…

Cloud 9 suits orthodontic practices, groups, and OSOs looking for cloud-based scheduling, financial and claims management, and patient communication. Its support for provider calendars and multiple locations may also fit practices coordinating across sites.

Pick Practice-Web if…

Practice-Web suits dental offices seeking an on-premises system for clinical charting, scheduling, billing, and patient communication. Offices considering the trial should account for its 30-patient entry limit and supported Windows requirements.

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