How we make this list: we compare pricing pages, product documentation and public user reviews. Ratings come from G2, Capterra or Trustpilot, with the date we checked them.
Best dental AI software for patient care at a glance
Pearl Second Opinion is the top pick for most single-location practices because it pairs FDA-cleared X-ray detection with a chairside view patients can follow during the exam. Overjet is the stronger choice when insurance claims and documentation drive the decision. Denti.AI is the best value bundle for notes, voice perio charting and X-ray analysis in one price.
- Pearl Second Opinion leads for chairside X-ray analysis, with a third-party reported starting point near $299 per month.
- Overjet leads for practices where insurance claims and documentation shape daily work.
- Denti.AI is the only tool here with a published bundle price covering notes, voice perio and X-ray analysis for $399 per month.
- Mango Voice is the pick for after-hours calls, with its Margo AI receptionist taking structured messages.
What is dental AI software?
Dental AI software is software that uses trained models to help a dental team read images, write notes, chart findings or handle patient calls. It does not replace the dentist. Every finding still needs review and sign-off by a licensed dentist. This guide covers standalone dental AI products only. Dental practice management systems are excluded, because they are covered in the dental practice management guide. Two candidates were left out for clear reasons. SmileCheck was the remote monitoring app of SmileDirectClub, and that company entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy in January 2024, so it is not a currently sold standalone product. DentalXChange was left out because it is a clearinghouse platform, not a standalone patient-care AI product.
How much does dental AI software cost?
Dental AI software costs from about $129 per month at the low end of third-party reported figures to more than $1,000 per month for large multi-location groups, and most vendors in this category do not publish a price at all. Overjet, Pearl, Videa, Bola AI, Diagnocat and Apteryx XVWeb all sell through a demo and a written quote, so any number seen online before a sales call is an estimate, not a quote. Third-party reported ranges for the X-ray tools cluster near $250 to $500 per month per location for a single practice. Two vendors do publish prices. Denti.AI lists OneStop Clinical at $399 per month, or $333 per month billed as $3,990 per year, for one location. Mango Voice lists its AI Suite, which includes the Margo AI receptionist, at $419 per month for one to three phones, or $399 per month billed annually. Diagnocat is the exception among the X-ray tools, with third-party reports of 2D plans from 129 euros per month and 3D plans from 249 euros per month.
Pearl Second Opinion is the best X-ray analysis tool for most single-location practices, because its chairside view is built for the exam room and its FDA clearance covers a wide set of conditions. Overjet is the best X-ray tool for practices that also need help with insurance documentation and claims, because its platform extends beyond detection into payer review and clean claims work. Videa, formerly VideaHealth, is the best X-ray tool for multi-location groups that want one platform to cover diagnostics, notes and operations, because its clearance covers more than 30 conditions in one submission, including pediatric dentistry from age three. Diagnocat is the best X-ray tool for practices that work heavily with CBCT and 3D imaging, because its 3D module, segmentation and radiology reports are built around that workflow.
Bola AI is the best voice charting tool for hands-free perio and restorative charting, because voice perio is its core product rather than one feature among many. Denti.AI is the best all-in-one choice for charting and notes, because one plan covers an AI scribe, voice perio, voice auto-charting and X-ray analysis for a published price. Bola AI listens while the clinician calls out pocket depths and findings, and it enters those numbers directly into the practice management system, which keeps the hygienist or dentist at the chair instead of at the keyboard. Denti.AI records the visit, drafts the clinical note from the conversation, and adds voice perio and auto-charting on top, which suits a practice that wants documentation handled in one place. Both tools need a good microphone, a supported practice management system, and a clinician review before signing.
What should you check before you buy dental AI software?
You should check FDA clearance, practice management integration, HIPAA terms, data use and the trial before you buy dental AI software. FDA clearance is the first check, and it is narrower than most sales pages imply. Clearance covers detection assistance for specific conditions on specific image types, not diagnosis, and not every feature in a platform is cleared. Read the clearance scope for the exact module you plan to use, because not every feature in a platform is cleared. Integration is the second check. Confirm your sensor, imaging system, practice management system and version in writing before you sign. The third check is the HIPAA business associate agreement and the data question. Ask whether your images or audio are used to train vendor models, how long data is kept, and where it is stored. The fourth check is the trial. Ask for a live pilot on your own images and patients, and measure whether case acceptance, charting time or missed calls actually move.
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Free plan |
| Overjet | Claims and documentation with X-ray AI | Quote only (third-party reported $250 to $500 per month) | None stated |
| Pearl Second Opinion | Chairside X-ray analysis | Quote only (third-party reported from $299 per month) | Free trial reported |
| Videa | Multi-location groups, one platform | Quote only | None stated |
| Diagnocat | CBCT and 3D imaging | Quote only (third-party reported from 129 euros per month) | None stated |
| Denti.AI | Notes, voice perio and X-ray in one price | $399 per month ($333 per month billed annually) | None stated; 10% off first month |
| Bola AI | Hands-free voice perio charting | Quote only (third-party reported $129 to $500 per month) | None stated |
| Mango Voice | After-hours calls, AI receptionist | $419 per month for the AI Suite (1 to 3 phones) | None stated |
| Apteryx XVWeb | Cloud imaging across sensor brands | Quote only (third-party reported from $129 per month) | Free trial reported |
We picked tools that are actively sold in 2026 as standalone dental AI products, with a working vendor site and a clear patient-care job: X-ray analysis, diagnosis and treatment planning support, voice charting and notes, or patient communication by phone. We excluded practice management systems, SmileCheck because SmileDirectClub shut down, and DentalXChange because it is a clearinghouse platform. Prices were checked on 11 November 2026. Denti.AI and Mango Voice publish prices on their own pricing pages. Overjet, Pearl, Videa, Diagnocat, Bola AI and Apteryx XVWeb do not publish prices, so their figures are marked as third-party reported or quote only. We did not run a hands-on trial of every tool.
Last verified: 11 November 2026.
Quick comparison
| Tool | Best for | Starting price | Free plan |
|---|
 Overjet | Practices where insurance claims, documentation and X-ray analysis all matter | Quote only (third-party reported $250 to $500 per month) | None stated; demo only |
 Pearl Second Opinion | Chairside X-ray analysis and patient communication during the exam | Quote only (third-party reported from $299 per month) | Free trial reported by third-party listings; not stated on the vendor site |
 Videa | Multi-location groups and DSOs wanting one dental AI platform | Quote only | None stated |
 Diagnocat | Practices that work heavily with CBCT, 3D imaging and implant planning | Quote only (third-party reported from 129 euros per month for 2D and 249 euros per month for 3D) | None stated |
 Denti.AI | A single published-price bundle for notes, voice perio and X-ray analysis | $399 per month, or $333 per month billed as $3,990 per year, for OneStop Clinical at one location | None stated; 10% off the first month is listed on the vendor pricing page |
 Bola AI | Hands-free voice perio and restorative charting at the chair | Quote only (third-party reported $129 to $500 per month) | None stated; demo only |
 Mango Voice | After-hours and overflow calls answered by an AI receptionist | $419 per month for the AI Suite (1 to 3 phones), or $399 per month billed annually | None stated; a one-time implementation fee applies to every plan and its amount is not published |
 Apteryx XVWeb | Multi-brand practices wanting cloud imaging without hardware lock-in | Quote only (third-party reported from $129 per month, with conflicting reports near $250 per month) | Free trial reported by third-party listings; no free plan is stated on the vendor site |
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#1
Overjet
Best for: Practices where insurance claims, documentation and X-ray analysis all matter
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Starting priceQuote only (third-party reported $250 to $500 per month)
Free planNone stated; demo only
Overjet is the most established name in dental AI, and its strength is breadth. Its Vision AI flags caries and bone loss on X-rays, its IRIS imaging platform adds AI image quality checks at capture, and its claims tools help a practice submit cleaner documentation to payers. The main limit is price opacity, so request a written quote for your own location count and modules before you budget.
What we like- Broad FDA clearance across caries detection, bone-level measurement and image enhancement
- Strong insurance and claims tools
Watch out for- No published price
- Third-party price reports conflict sharply
#2
Pearl Second Opinion
Best for: Chairside X-ray analysis and patient communication during the exam
Visit hellopearl.com
Starting priceQuote only (third-party reported from $299 per month)
Free planFree trial reported by third-party listings; not stated on the vendor site
Pearl Second Opinion analyses the X-ray while the patient is still in the chair, highlights findings such as caries, calculus, periapical radiolucencies and bone loss, and shows the patient a colourised view of the tooth. Patients accept treatment more readily when they can see the problem, and Pearl builds its whole workflow around that moment. Its FDA clearance, 510(k) K210365 from March 2022, covers detection of caries and other dental pathology.
What we like- FDA-cleared detection across more than 100 conditions, including 2D and 3D imaging
- Chairside view helps patients see the finding
Watch out for- No published price on the vendor site
- Third-party setup fee reports near $1,500 add to the first-year cost
#3
Videa
Best for: Multi-location groups and DSOs wanting one dental AI platform
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Starting priceQuote only
Free planNone stated
Videa, formerly VideaHealth, rebranded to Videa in April 2026 and expanded from large groups into private practices. Its VideaAI platform covers clinical diagnostics, voice notes, voice perio, a daily dashboard, insights, clean claims and verification. Its January 2024 FDA clearance covers more than 30 dental conditions in one submission, including the first FDA clearance for pediatric dental AI, and later additions include OrthoAI and ImplantAI. The vendor reports more than 90,000 clinicians on the platform.
What we like- FDA clearance covering more than 30 conditions in one submission, including the first pediatric dental AI clearance from age three
- Platform spans diagnostics, voice notes, perio charting and claims
Watch out for- No published price and an enterprise sales process
- The broad platform can mean paying for unused modules
#4
Diagnocat
Best for: Practices that work heavily with CBCT, 3D imaging and implant planning
Visit diagnocat.com
Starting priceQuote only (third-party reported from 129 euros per month for 2D and 249 euros per month for 3D)
Free planNone stated
Diagnocat is the most 3D-focused tool in this list. It analyses CBCT, panoramic and intraoral images, detects more than 60 dental conditions per the vendor, builds 3D models and generates radiology reports for dentists, clinics and dental labs. Its Segmentron Implant module supports pre-operative implant planning with AI-assisted suggestions. The vendor FAQ describes subscription access paid monthly or annually, but it lists no dollar or euro figure, so confirm the current price before you buy.
What we like- Strong 3D and CBCT analysis with segmentation, 3D models and radiology reports
- Detects more than 60 dental conditions per the vendor
Watch out for- No public price on the vendor FAQ, so the euro figures are third-party reported
- US buyers should confirm support and regulatory status
#5
Denti.AI
Best for: A single published-price bundle for notes, voice perio and X-ray analysis
Visit denti.ai
Starting price$399 per month, or $333 per month billed as $3,990 per year, for OneStop Clinical at one location
Free planNone stated; 10% off the first month is listed on the vendor pricing page
Denti.AI is the best value bundle in this list, and the reason is simple: it publishes its price. OneStop Clinical costs $399 per month, or $333 per month billed annually as $3,990, for one location with unlimited users and up to seven installs. That plan includes the AI scribe, which records the visit and drafts the clinical note, Voice Perio for hands-free perio charting, Voice Auto-Chart for automated charting with CDT code mapping, and X-ray analysis the vendor describes as FDA-cleared.
What we like- Only tool here with a published bundle price
- Covers an AI scribe, voice perio, voice auto-charting and X-ray analysis in one plan
- Unlimited users and up to seven installs
Watch out for- Priced per location, so groups pay for each site
- Some features depend on the practice management system
#6
Bola AI
Best for: Hands-free voice perio and restorative charting at the chair
Visit bola.ai
Starting priceQuote only (third-party reported $129 to $500 per month)
Free planNone stated; demo only
Bola AI is a voice-first tool built for the operatory. The clinician speaks pocket depths, findings and restorative details aloud, and Bola AI enters them into the chart in real time, without a keyboard and without a second person at the computer. Voice Perio covers periodontal charting, Voice Restorative covers history and treatment planning, and the AI Scribe turns the visit into clinical notes. It integrates with Dentrix, Open Dental, Eaglesoft, Curve and Fuse, with features varying by system. Third-party estimates run from about $129 per month for voice perio alone to $300 to $500 or more for the full suite.
What we like- Voice perio and restorative charting are the core product, not an add-on
- Writes directly into the practice management system in real time
Watch out for- No published price and no pricing page
- Voice accuracy depends on the microphone and operatory noise
#7
Mango Voice
Best for: After-hours and overflow calls answered by an AI receptionist
Visit mangovoice.com
Starting price$419 per month for the AI Suite (1 to 3 phones), or $399 per month billed annually
Free planNone stated; a one-time implementation fee applies to every plan and its amount is not published
Mango Voice is a healthcare phone provider, and Margo is its AI receptionist. When the team cannot pick up, Margo holds a conversation, captures the caller name, callback number, reason for calling and preferred appointment time, detects emergencies, and emails the team a structured call report. It does not book the appointment on its own. It creates a callback task in the practice management system for the team to follow up.
What we like- Margo, the AI receptionist, is included in the published AI Suite price
- Unlimited calls and fax are included in the suite
Watch out for- Margo takes a message for the team to call back rather than booking the appointment
- Using it means switching phone service to Mango Voice
#8Apteryx XVWeb
Best for: Multi-brand practices wanting cloud imaging without hardware lock-in4.0/5 on
Capterra (7 reviews, checked Oct 2026)
Visit apteryx.com
Starting priceQuote only (third-party reported from $129 per month, with conflicting reports near $250 per month)
Free planFree trial reported by third-party listings; no free plan is stated on the vendor site
Apteryx XVWeb, from Planet DDS, is a cloud-based dental imaging platform that manages, analyses and processes images across sensor brands. Its open architecture is the selling point. A practice can keep the sensors and scanners it already owns, from any leading manufacturer, and still use one imaging system across locations. The limit is scope. XVWeb is imaging management and processing, not a dedicated diagnostic detection product with the FDA-cleared detection claims that Pearl, Overjet and Videa carry.
What we like- Cloud-based imaging that works with sensors and scanners from many brands
- Open architecture with more than 100 integrations per the vendor
Watch out for- No published price, and third-party reports conflict
- It is an imaging platform, not a dedicated diagnostic detection product
Frequently asked questions
Is dental AI software safe for patient care?
Dental AI software is safe to use as a support tool when a licensed dentist reviews every finding and signs every note, but it is not safe as a replacement for clinical judgment. FDA clearance covers detection assistance for specific conditions on specific image types, not diagnosis. A practice should confirm the clearance scope and run a pilot on its own images.
How much does dental AI software cost per month?
Most dental AI software costs $250 to $500 per month per location for a single practice, based on third-party reported ranges. Two vendors publish prices: Denti.AI at $399 per month and Mango Voice at $419 per month for its AI Suite. Most others sell by quote only, so a written quote is the only reliable figure.
Which dental AI tool is best for a small practice?
Pearl Second Opinion is the best choice for most small practices that want X-ray analysis and patient communication in the exam room. Denti.AI is the best choice for a small practice that wants notes, voice perio and X-ray analysis in one published-price bundle. Bola AI suits a small practice where perio charting eats the most chair time.
Does dental AI software work with my practice management system?
It depends on the tool and the exact system version. Most tools in this list integrate with Dentrix, Open Dental, Eaglesoft, Curve and Denticon, but features vary by system, and some tools only support certain versions. Confirm your system, version, sensor and imaging setup in writing with the vendor before you sign a contract.
Do I need a free trial before buying dental AI software?
Yes, you should ask for a live trial or pilot before buying, and test the tool on your own images and patients with your own team. A demo in a quiet room does not prove voice charting will work over operatory noise, or that X-ray detection will fit your imaging setup.
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- https://www.overjet.com
- https://www.hellopearl.com
- https://www.videa.ai
- https://diagnocat.com
- https://www.denti.ai/pricing
- https://bola.ai
- https://mangovoice.com
- https://www.apteryx.com
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- https://www.carenotes.ai/carenotes-vs-competitors/
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