Enamel is the agentic patient-revenue platform for dental practices: nine products that carry a patient from their first inquiry through consultation, treatment acceptance, scheduling and payment — without anyone on your team retyping them into a second system.
Every competitor in dental software sells a point solution — a smile simulator, a recall texter, a billing tool, an AI receptionist. Each one holds a different copy of the patient, and your front desk is the integration layer.
A lead fills out a web form. Someone copies it into the PMS by hand.
The simulator vendor doesn't know the patient booked.
The billing tool doesn't know they're on a membership plan.
Four systems text the same patient in the same week.
Nobody can answer "what did that veneer campaign actually collect?"
The lead becomes the patient record the moment they book. Automatically.
The simulation, the estimate and the deposit hang off that one record.
Member pricing applies at the chair, because billing can just ask.
One opt-out and one daily limit, so patients get messaged once — not five times by five tools.
Campaign → booked → treated → collected is one number, not four exports someone reconciles by hand.
Nine stages, nine products, one continuous handoff. A patient can discover the practice, get a personalized consult, book, finance, be treated, be billed, and enter recall — without anyone re-typing them into another system.
Every arrow above happens on its own. Nothing is exported, emailed or retyped between one step and the next, and the patient’s details only ever live in one place.
Each product is a real product — deep enough to replace the point solution you're paying for today. They just happen to share one patient record.
Cosmetic consults your dentist records between patients. A selfie in, a personalized video and a cost range out, booked with a deposit.
Learn more →A 24/7 receptionist that answers the phone, texts back, books into your real schedule, and escalates when it should.
Learn more →Eligibility, claims, statements, payments, plans and AR — the money engine, wired straight to the ledger.
Learn more →Online booking, reminders, recall, reactivation, digital intake, reviews and two-way texting — the things your front desk touches twenty times a day.
Learn more →AI smile simulation — face photo to before/after renders, 3D and morph video — built for chairside case acceptance.
Learn more →Post-op, triage and ortho check-ins patients complete from their phone — reviewed by a clinician licensed in their state.
Learn more →In-house subscription plans for the uninsured, with recurring billing, benefit tracking and member pricing at the chair.
Learn more →Production, collections, AR, recall fill and case acceptance — one set of numbers that ties to your ledger, and you can click any of them through to the work behind it.
Learn more →Landing pages, lead capture, attribution and nurture — with true cost-per-collected-dollar, not cost-per-click.
Learn more →Enamel is not a practice-management replacement and it is not a rip-and-replace project. It sits on top of what you already run.
Enamel connects to Open Dental, Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Curve and Denticon. Your schedule and your ledger stay exactly where they are.
Start with whichever part is bleeding the most. Add the next one when your team is ready, not when a contract says so.
One patient search, one inbox, one place to look. Your front desk stops being the integration layer between five vendors.
Export everything at any time, at no charge. No per-patient fees, no charge to connect your own tools, no exit fee.
The technical part, briefly. Nine products, and not one of them keeps its own copy of a patient — they all attach to the same record. That single constraint is the reason nothing has to be re-keyed.
One canonical patient record. One service owns it. Every product attaches to it and asks that service for the details, which is also how every look at a chart gets logged.
One consent ledger. Consent is captured, versioned and revocable once — and every product honours it, including the purge.
One connection to your PMS. A single connector to Open Dental, Dentrix and Eaglesoft. Holding a slot, posting a payment and reading procedures all happen one way, not five.
One event stream. Products tell each other what happened using IDs and status only. Patient details never travel between them.
One messaging owner. A shared opt-out and daily limit, so five products can never text the same patient in one afternoon.
Selfies are biometric identifiers. Call recordings are protected health information. Message threads are part of the record. Enamel is designed so a small practice inherits the controls a hospital would demand.
Every vendor that touches a photo, video, message, call or payment has a signed Business Associate Agreement on file. You inherit them; you never have to chase them.
Access is checked three separate times before a chart opens — including inside the database itself, where a bug cannot route around it.
Patients consent in the language your state requires before a face photo is ever uploaded — and anyone who never books is purged automatically.
Teledentistry licensure, what you may say about cost, membership-plan legality and auto-renewal law are tracked state by state, so you do not have to.
Every look at a chart is recorded, and the record cannot be edited or deleted — not by your staff, not by us.
The companies whose AI we use never keep what they see. We log that it happened; they keep nothing.
Reporting strips out names and birthdates, so a dashboard left up in the break room cannot expose a patient.
Clinical AI is assistive. Nothing enters the record until a licensed provider accepts it.
Enamel does not ask your team to learn a new way to run the day. It removes the parts of the day that exist only because your systems cannot talk to each other.
You find out how the month went after it ended, from four reports that do not agree with each other.
One set of numbers tied to your ledger, and you can click any of them straight through to the work that produced it.
You are the integration layer — reconciling six vendor invoices, exporting lists, and retyping the same patient into a second system.
One login, one bill, one patient record. The handoffs between products happen without anyone in the middle of them.
Three lines ringing, a lobby, a clipboard to retype, and a reminder tool that does not know what the billing tool just sent.
Calls and texts answered around the clock, intake arriving as data, and one thread per patient instead of six inboxes.
Recall lists that go stale, treatment plans nobody followed up on, and post-op checks that happen over someone’s personal phone.
Recall that seeds itself from completed visits, follow-up check-ins that run on a schedule, and case acceptance recorded at the chair instead of guessed at later.
Thirty minutes, your PMS, your numbers. We'll show you exactly where the handoffs are leaking today.
Enamel is HIPAA-oriented software for licensed dental practices. AI features that touch clinical care are assistive: a licensed provider reviews and sends. They do not render a diagnosis.