Overview
Two kinds of dental software, and the question that splits them
Dental software falls into two families. Dental-specific systems are built around the chart: a picture of the mouth, findings per tooth, and a treatment plan per tooth that the dentist works through. Clinic systems are built around the counter: patients, visits, procedures billed, lab work, doctor shares, stock, and the day's money. Some products try to be both and are usually stronger at one.
The question that splits them is simple. Do your dentists chart per tooth on a screen today, or want to? If yes, a dental-specific system is the core purchase and its billing side needs scrutiny. If your dentists write findings by hand or as notes, which is how most clinics in Nepal work, the chart is a feature you will not use and the counter is where the clinic's money is actually decided.
ClinicNP is a clinic system. It has no tooth chart. What it does well is the side most dental clinics here struggle with: dental-lab jobs followed to the patient and reconciled against each lab's charges, specialists paid a percentage of the procedures they performed, calculated on the bill, and staged treatment payments on credit with a balance that is always visible. Judge it on that, and judge a dental-specific system on whether its billing can do the same.
Whatever you shortlist, test it on your own day rather than a prepared demo. Ask for one bill with a consultation, an X-ray, and a crown sent to your dental lab, with the visiting dentist's share shown on it. Ask for that lab's statement afterwards. Ask to take a partial payment on a root canal and settle the rest a week later. Ask them to disconnect the internet and keep billing. Those four requests separate a shortlist faster than any feature comparison.
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