Dental Clinic Software for Clinics in India
Run the whole clinic in rupees: appointments, odontogram, treatment plans, prescriptions and itemised invoices with part payments, in one record, on web and mobile.
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Free first month (30 days, every feature) · No credit card · Priced per clinic, not per user · No setup fee and no import fee
Quick answer
Dentrah is cloud dental clinic software an Indian clinic can run in rupees: appointments, patient records, a 32-tooth odontogram, treatment plans, prescriptions and itemised invoices with part payments, on web, Android and iOS. The first month is free, then about ₹310 or about ₹690 per clinic per month. It does not process UPI, has no ABDM integration and no GST module.
India requirements at a glance
Buying dental software in India comes down to a short list of local requirements. This table states where Dentrah stands on each one today, including the things it does not do.
| Requirement | Dentrah today |
|---|---|
| Billing patients in rupees (INR, ₹) | Yes. The clinic sets INR in its profile, and invoices, payments, outstanding balances, reports and doctor payouts all use rupees. |
| Plans priced in rupees | Yes. About ₹310 or about ₹690 per clinic per month; see dental software pricing in rupees, dollars and pounds. |
| GST calculation on invoices | No GST module. Invoices show your own prices; tax is not calculated and GST returns are not produced. Most clinical treatment is exempt anyway — see GST on dental treatment in India. |
| UPI collection inside the software | No. Payments are recorded, not collected: there is no UPI processing and no Indian payment-gateway integration. |
| ABDM / ABHA integration | No. ABHA numbers cannot be created or linked. |
| Data residency in India | No. Clinic data is hosted in the cloud, but not in India. |
| FDI tooth numbering | Yes. The odontogram uses FDI two-digit notation, 11 to 48, not the American 1 to 32 system. |
| Support hours in Indian time | Yes. Remote support in English over WhatsApp and email, Mon - Sat, 10 AM - 7 PM IST. No on-site visits. |
| Mobile apps | Yes. Any modern web browser plus Android and iOS apps, all on the same clinic data. |
The Indian clinic workflow, end to end
A busy Indian practice mixes booked appointments with walk-ins, treats over several visits and takes payment in parts. The record follows that pattern instead of fighting it:
- Walk-ins and appointments. The front desk books a patient against a doctor and time slot in the drag-and-drop scheduler, or drops a walk-in into the live queue, and sends a one-tap WhatsApp reminder from the appointment row using your own template. Every module is listed under dental clinic software features.
- Examination. The clinical examination and investigations, radiographs included, are recorded against the patient, and the findings carry into the plan rather than being retyped.
- Odontogram. Findings go on the interactive 32-tooth chart in FDI notation — caries, filling, RCT, crown, extraction, implant or missing. See how the dental charting and odontogram software works.
- Treatment plan priced in INR. Each finding becomes a plan line priced from your own rupee price list and tracked from started to finished, with notes on the plan and on each procedure that can be dictated by voice in the browser. Our guide covers how to write dental clinical notes.
- Prescription. The medicine catalogue fills dosage, frequency and duration, and the prescription prints on the clinic letterhead.
- Itemised invoice with part payments. Quantity, price and discount per line, part payments across visits, and the outstanding balance on the same record. Our guide sets out what every dental invoice should show.
- Associate doctor share. Visiting and associate doctors' commission is calculated per invoice line on net, after discount, lab cost and procedure cost, with payouts recorded. The arithmetic is worked through in dental doctor commission calculation.
Price in rupees
Set the clinic currency to INR and rupees are used throughout the software. Plans are charged per clinic per month, not per user, so adding a receptionist or a second doctor does not change the price.
| Plan | Price per month | What the clinic gets |
|---|---|---|
| Free first month | ₹0 | 30 days with every feature unlocked, no credit card |
| Limited plan | about ₹310 | Appointments, prescriptions, invoices, payments and reports. No charting, examinations, treatment plans, transactions, inventory, revenue share or accounting |
| Recommended plan | about ₹690 | Every feature, including the odontogram, treatment plans, inventory, revenue share and accounting |
- Priced per clinic per month, not per user; staff logins are not charged per seat.
- Published in INR, USD, GBP; the exact amount and payment route are confirmed with the clinic before billing.
- No setup fee and no onboarding or data-import fee.
- No long-term contract; a clinic can move from the limited plan to the recommended plan at any time.
Prices in US dollars and pounds sterling, and the full comparison of what each plan includes, are on the dental software pricing page. If you are opening a practice rather than replacing software, dental clinic setup cost in India lists what else to budget for.
GST on dental invoices
Under Notification No. 12/2017-Central Tax (Rate), health care services by a clinical establishment or an authorised medical practitioner are exempt from GST, and the notification's definition of health care excludes cosmetic procedures except where they restore or reconstruct function. So most clinical dental treatment is billed without GST, while purely cosmetic work and goods sold separately can be taxable.
Dentrah has no GST module: an invoice shows your own prices, and tax on anything taxable is neither calculated nor filed. That suits an exempt clinic issuing plain itemised bills, and it does not suit a clinic that needs tax-inclusive invoices out of the software. The rules and the official sources are set out in our guide to GST on dental treatment in India; confirm your own position with a chartered accountant.
UPI and how patients pay
Most Indian patients pay by UPI, and that is unchanged by Dentrah: it does not process UPI payments and does not connect to an Indian payment gateway. The clinic collects on its existing QR code or machine, then records the payment against the invoice as cash, card or bank transfer. Part payments are supported, so a plan paid across three visits leaves a correct outstanding balance and correct collection reports.
What you get is an accurate record of who owes what; what you do not get is collection inside the software. If taking payment inside the software is a requirement, say so before you trial.
ABDM and ABHA
Dentrah is not integrated with the Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission and cannot create or link ABHA numbers or share records over ABDM. For a private clinic paid directly by patients this rarely comes up. For scheme work or empanelment that requires ABDM linking, it is a deciding factor today, and no date is promised.
Where clinic data is stored
Records are held in the cloud on dedicated servers rather than on a computer in the clinic, so a failed reception machine does not take the patient history with it. The data is not hosted in India. Each clinic account is isolated and every staff member has an individual login with per-module permissions. How the service is hosted is described on the cloud dental software technology and data security page. If a contract, a hospital tie-up or your own policy requires patient data to stay on servers in India, Dentrah does not meet that requirement.
Who it suits, and who it does not
A good fit
- Private clinics paid directly by patients, in cash, by card or by UPI.
- Single-dentist and single-chair practices with a receptionist — see dental software for solo dentists.
- Clinics with associate or visiting doctors who are paid a share of what they bill.
- Owners running two or more branches from one account, with reports across them.
- Clinics that chart at the chair and want the odontogram to drive the plan and the bill.
Not a fit today
- Panel and scheme-dependent clinics that need ABDM or ABHA linking.
- Clinics that want to collect UPI payments inside the software.
- Clinics with an India data-residency requirement.
- Clinics that need GST calculated and returns produced by the software.
- Clinics that need insurance claim submission, e-prescribing or on-site support.
The complete list of what the software does not do:
- Payments are recorded, not collected: there is no built-in card or online payment processing, and no payment-gateway integration.
- No insurance claim submission or electronic claims processing.
- No national health-record or e-prescribing integration.
- Support is provided remotely, in English, over WhatsApp and email, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM IST (UTC+5:30). There is no in-person or on-site support.
- The software interface and voice dictation are in English.
- No tax module: invoices show the clinic's own prices, and tax such as GST or VAT is not calculated.
- Not yet available: patient self-booking and a patient-facing app.
- Not yet available: automated bulk SMS or WhatsApp sending (reminders are sent by staff, one tap at a time).
Support and getting started
- Nothing to install. It runs in a web browser, with Android and iOS apps on the same data. Dentrah runs on the jDent dental practice platform. Your clinic account opens at app.jdentclinic.com and the mobile app is listed as jDent in the app stores.
- Free first month. 30 days with every feature unlocked and no credit card, so you trial on real patients rather than sample data.
- Setup is your price list. Enter doctors, procedures and rupee prices on day one; everything after that is fast. No setup fee and no import fee.
- Existing records. Importable from spreadsheets or another system. Send a sample first so you know what transfers cleanly.
- Support. Remote, in English, over WhatsApp on +44 7403 455647 and email at business@dentrah.com, Monday to Saturday, 10:00 AM to 7:00 PM IST (UTC+5:30). Enquiries are answered within one working day. There is no in-person or on-site support.
- Who you are dealing with. Dentrah is operated by Jantrah Tech Co UK Ltd, 60 Overstone Road, Luton LU4 8QZ, United Kingdom. The company is operated from the United Kingdom; there is no Indian office and no Indian phone number, and clinics in India are supported remotely during the Indian hours above.
Next: compare the dental software features against your own list, check the plan prices, or read the overview of dental clinic management software. For questions specific to your clinic, use the contact page.
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