DentalWriter Reviews

“Great software for medical billing and reports

Pros

This software assists in report writing and the billing process. It includes a variety of forms and templates that can be customized to meet patient requirements, gathering all the crucial data to help the dentist manage it efficiently.

Cons

The software is excellent, but modifying documents can be cumbersome and could use improvement.

“Works well depending on what you need it for

Pros

I love how the layout includes absolutely everything I might need to ask a patient in a straightforward template, organized neatly across different tabs for vitals, ESS, and more.

Cons

I wish it integrated better with our dental software since my primary use of this software is for medical billing. It would be much more helpful if the clinical information could be transferred directly into our dental software, considering our patients see us for both dental and sleep appliances.

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Pros

I absolutely love this product because of its simplicity, making it incredibly easy to train new staff members quickly and efficiently.

Cons

I find it difficult to locate specific training tools.

“DentalWriter provides an easy platform to transfer all of our dental records into medical form.

Pros

The software clearly outlines all our appointments, making note-taking easy, efficient, and reliable. Filing claims is easy too.

Cons

I dislike having to go through another software program to submit claims electronically.

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Pros

Dentalwriter is simple to use, with a workflow that is clear and easy to follow.

Cons

The only downside I find is that if I have the product and I'm not using it, I'm really missing out on its power.

“Not what I thought it was.

Pros

I haven't found much about the software that I like. I asked the team to delve into it, but it feels very outdated. Sorry, no pros from me.

Cons

It's on a disk. It's cumbersome. It's outdated. My team has called several times for training, but their customer support just tells us to read the manual. Seriously?