Dental Booking and Patient 360
The schedule is tied to the patient's context: family and guardian relationships, the package currently in use, and whatever the team needs before the patient is seen.
Explore Zentr Dental Edition for appointment scheduling and clinic coordination. AI assists with communication and appointment logistics; qualified clinicians remain responsible for treatment decisions.
General booking systems model one relationship: one customer, one appointment. A dental practice does not work that way. The person booking may be a guardian bringing two children in at different times. A patient may be midway through an orthodontic package with three visits left. And a single piece of work may be sitting at an outside lab while the appointment book knows nothing about it.
When the system does not hold any of that, the front desk holds it instead — in their heads, or across several screens at once. That is where records start to disagree.
The schedule is tied to the patient's context: family and guardian relationships, the package currently in use, and whatever the team needs before the patient is seen.
Record the work, track lab status, and view the related X-ray files — all three in the same workflow rather than scattered across systems.
See what remains on multi-visit treatment packages such as orthodontics, alongside loyalty points shown in that patient's own context.
Issue receipts, track payment status and review doctor fees on one dashboard, kept separate from the clinical workflow so accounts and treatment do not get tangled.
The five steps are one connected workflow, not five systems to switch between.
The AI in Dental Edition is for communication only — taking messages from the clinic's LINE OA and website chat and bringing them into the same context as clinic work. It is not a diagnostic tool and is not used for medical decisions. Clinical judgement always belongs to the dentist.
The main product is built for service businesses that sell a team's time in slots. Dental Edition adds what is specific to dentistry: family and guardian relationships, lab management, multi-visit treatment packages, and doctor fees. They are separate packages.
Yes. Multi-visit treatment packages show how many visits have been used and how many remain, held in that patient's context, so the team sees the remaining entitlement when booking the next visit.
Yes. Doctor fees sit on the same dashboard as revenue and payment status, but separately from the clinical workflow, so accounts and treatment do not get tangled.
It is priced as an annual package, and there is a promotional rate at the moment. Current figures, the feature list and usage limits are on the Dental Edition site, since the promotional price can change.
The Dental Edition site has the full feature list, usage limits, current pricing, and a button to book a demo with the team.