Open Dental
7.7#1 in dental charting softwareFrom $89 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebAPI
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Practice-Web
7.2#2 in dental charting softwareFrom $35 a monthAndroidiOSWebWindows
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| Fact | Open Dental | Practice-Web |
|---|---|---|
| Headquarters | Salem, Oregon, United States | El Dorado Hills, California, United States |
| Integrations | Listed native integrations include DoseSpot e-prescribing, Global Payments, PayConnect, PaySimple, BetterDiagnostics, Pearl, DentalXChange, and EDS. | Named partners include DentalXChange, Global Payments, Patient Xpress, DocPay, DoseSpot, Dental Intelligence, TSI, and Flex. |
| Purpose | Open Dental is dental practice software offered with a software license and support plan. | Practice-Web is a practice management solution designed for dentists, covering scheduling, charting, billing, and patient communication. |
| Support | Monthly support includes software updates and phone, chat, and email technical support, with up to two specific issues per call. | Practice-Web describes support for installation, training, upgrades, adding computers, and expanding smart tools, with contact by phone or email. |
Open Dental plans
- Open Dental for Dental SchoolsFree
- Open Dental Software License and Support (Developing Countries)Free
- Open Dental Software License and Support (Other Countries)$89 a month
- Open Dental Software License and Support (United States)$199 a month
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 Open Dental if…
Open Dental suits dental practices looking for practice-management tools with online scheduling, intake, reminders, and patient self-booking. Its free trial can help evaluate a limited setup, but it excludes API and eServices.
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.