Dental clinic software for clinics in Egypt

A dental clinic in Egypt may be one dentist with a secretary or a centre with several chairs, and either way the paper register and the Excel sheet start to hurt at the same point: when nobody can quickly find what was done at the patient's last visit. Devign Dentistry keeps the chart, the diary, the patient file and the invoices in one cloud system, in Arabic, English, French or Spanish.

It costs $29 per clinic per month with all users included, and the first 30 days are a free trial that needs no credit card. It runs in the browser on any computer and as iPhone and Android apps, so there is nothing to install or host in the clinic.

What matters to a clinic in Egypt

• A practical way to start from paper or Excel. There is no spreadsheet import today, so patients are added one by one. A workable start is the patients booked for the coming week; the rest are added as they visit.
• Arabic screens for the front desk. The Arabic interface reads right to left, and each user picks their own language, so the dentist can stay in English.
• The same price for one chair or five. The $29 is per clinic with every user included, not per dentist.
• The chart that follows the patient. Every condition recorded on a tooth surface is dated, so the next visit starts from what was found last time.
• EGP on the invoice. Enter EGP as the clinic currency and every invoice and report uses it.

What the software covers

• Dental chart — FDI numbering and five surfaces per tooth, with a dated history of every change.
• Appointments — A calendar per dentist, double-booking warnings and Google Calendar sync.
• Billing — Invoices from completed treatment, part-payments and a balance on every invoice.
• Price and trial — $29 per clinic per month, all users included, 30 days free without a card.

Questions from clinics in Egypt