Dentally

Is Dentally cloud-based or server-based?

Cloud-hosted — 'cloud enabled' dental practice management software.

Where the software runs and data lives, as the vendor describes it. Vendor states on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

How do staff access Dentally day to day?

Browser-based; work 'from anywhere.' Specific browser requirements not detailed on the homepage.

How staff reach it day to day (browser vs installed client). Vendor states on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

Which operating systems does Dentally run on?

No specific OS/device list stated on the homepage.

OS support the vendor documents. Not stated on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

Does Dentally include imaging, or do you need separate software?

Built-in — 'Dentally Vision,' integrated digital imaging with AI-powered detection.

Whether the vendor states built-in or integrated imaging. Vendor states on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

Can Dentally submit insurance claims electronically?

UK-headquartered product: the API documents NHS claims resources, but US-style clearinghouse workflows are not stated. Confirm for the US.

Insurance claim submission the vendor documents. Not stated on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

Does Dentally have a public API?

Yes — a public REST API ('organized around REST') with a developer hub and partner marketplace; supports read and write across patients, appointments, invoices, treatment plans and NHS claims.

Whether the vendor publishes an API or partner/developer program. Vendor states on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

How do you get your data out of Dentally?

No explicit 'export your database' statement, but the documented REST API provides programmatic read/write access to your records.

What the vendor states about getting YOUR data out — the interoperability question that matters most on a switch. Not stated on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

Is Dentally open source?

No public source-code licence page identified as of the read date; this is a commercially licensed product whose terms sit in the customer agreement rather than a published licence. Not open source.

Whether the vendor publishes a software licence for the source code — the 'is it open source?' question, answered from the vendor's own licence page. Not published on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-26.

Does Dentally publish its pricing?

Publicly listed (indicative, GBP, ex-VAT) via an on-page slider by number of surgeries — e.g. at 3 surgeries roughly £125/mo (Starter), £220/mo (Essentials), £320/mo (Pro), scaling higher with more surgeries; 9+ surgeries is 'contact us.' UK pricing.

What the vendor PUBLICLY lists on its own site, if anything. Unlisted pricing is covered by the community layer. Vendor states on the vendor’s page, read 2026-07-22.

Compare Dentally against another system

Each comparison below puts the two vendors’ own published facts in one table, so you can see where they genuinely differ rather than which one markets harder.

• Dentally vs Curve Dental
• Dentally vs Dentrix
• Dentally vs Dentrix Ascend
• Dentally vs Eaglesoft
• Dentally vs Open Dental

To turn this into a decision, run your own requirements first with the PMS Evaluation Pack, or put all five systems in one grid with the Dental Software Comparison.

How this page is built

Every fact here is something Dentally (Henry Schein One) states about its own product on its own site or documentation. Nothing is a rating, ranking, or score, and no third-party pricing appears — naming a system is not judging it. Facts can change without notice, so each row carries the date it was read; confirm anything that will inform a purchase directly with the vendor. See our methodology.