Dentrix is Henry Schein One's all-in-one dental practice management platform: scheduling, billing, imaging, and patient engagement. See features, pricing, and…
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Healthcare & Wellness
Pricing
Dentrix does not publish pricing publicly; practices must request a demo or contact sales for a custom quote based on practice size and selected modules.
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Last updated
August 6, 2026
Founded
1985
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Dentrix is a practice management platform built specifically for dental offices, developed by Henry Schein One. First released in 1985 as one of the earliest dental practice management systems on Windows, it has grown into a connected suite covering front-office scheduling, insurance eligibility and claims processing, patient billing and payments, clinical imaging with AI-assisted detection, patient communication (online booking, automated reminders, two-way texting, reputation management), and practice analytics/KPI dashboards. Henry Schein One also offers optional managed IT services (security, backup, hardware) for practices running Dentrix. The platform is used by a large base of dental offices in the US and Canada and integrates with third-party vendors through its API Exchange program.
Key Features
Scheduling & Patient Forms — Front-office scheduling and digital patient intake forms to streamline appointment management.
Insurance Eligibility & Claims — Automated insurance eligibility verification and claims processing to speed up reimbursements.
Billing & Payments — Patient billing and online payment collection integrated with the practice management workflow.
AI-Assisted Imaging — Dentrix Imaging with AI-assisted detection to help improve x-ray reading accuracy.
Analytics & Reporting — Real-time dashboards and KPI monitoring, including multi-location reporting for dental groups.
Pros & Cons
Pros
Broad, all-in-one feature set (scheduling, billing, imaging, marketing, analytics) reduces the need for separate point solutions.
Long track record in dental practice management (since 1985) with a large installed base of practices.
Backed by Henry Schein One, giving access to dental-specific IT/managed services and an API Exchange partner ecosystem.
Cons
Pricing is not published; practices must contact sales or request a demo to get a quote, making cost comparison harder upfront.
As a full practice-management suite, the breadth of modules may be more than very small or single-provider practices need.
Some advanced modules (e.g., managed IT, imaging AI) appear to be sold as add-ons rather than included by default, based on how they're marketed separately on the site.