A front end system for the dental practice

What makes Eminance for Dentists unique is the fact that it can be used by the receptionist, allowing the practitioner to do what he or she does best.

At the same time, advanced facilities allow dental chart recording and x-ray storing. Designed specifically for the needs of the dental practitioner (from single practitioners to group practices and partnerships), Eminance for Dentists caters for all the clinical and administrative requirements in the modern day practice. Some of the features include;

Lab orders and EDI claims
No-show and recall management
Treatment Payment plans
Clinical charting & management
Email statement and recalls
Patient Education Library
Debtors Management
Embedded tooth tracking

On-the-fly accounts
Quotations & Estimates
Merge for Credit control
Appointment management
Case Presentation
Orthodontic payment plan
Embedded medical aid rules
Automatic discount plans

Quick post and pay
Digital X-ray Integration
Tariff code structure supplied
Clinical & treatment notes
Mail merger
Rapid Data Capture Screen
Flexible reporting
Patient clinical history

Each patient can have their dental charts on-line. Designed for ease of use, and configurable for each practitioners requirements, the dental chart can be shared across the network, allowing the practitioner to consult with others.

The patient wizard ensures that everything is on the same screen. No more flipping between screens. Even payment plans, quotes and recalls can be accessed from the wizard, along with bookings and notes.

Eminance allows an unlimited amount of x-rays to be linked to each patients clinical record. Accessed from the patient wizard, the date and clinical note can be associated with the x-ray for immediate retrieval.

The diary is the core of the system. It allows you to define your own time slots, make variable appointments, colour code your bookings and enter notes. Emergencies and slip-ins are catered for, as are reports and overbooking's.

Eminance includes the complete licensed ICD10 volume of codes with the ability to search for a code by any means, including within a description. Reporting on managed care is standard, as is the frequency of procedures.

A strong emphasis is placed on credit control and dental practice management.