Designed for the way dentists diagnose, treat and care for every smile.

Keep dental examinations, treatment plans, clinical notes, appointments and billing organised in one simple place. Dr. Notes works offline and fits naturally into the everyday workflow of independent dentists and small dental clinics.

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Built for Dental Clinics
100% Offline
Private On-Device Records
Complete Treatment Context

Built around the needs of modern dental practice

A simple and focused workspace for documenting every stage of a patient’s oral healthcare journey.

Built for Dentists

Organise dental examinations, clinical findings, diagnoses and treatment plans without unnecessary complexity.

100% Offline

Access patient records and continue documentation even when the clinic has weak or unavailable internet.

Secure On-Device Records

Sensitive patient information stays protected and conveniently available on the clinic’s device.

Continuity of Care

Review previous examinations, procedures, treatment plans and follow-ups before every appointment.

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Every appointment is one step towards a healthier smile.

Dental care develops over time. Dr. Notes helps you understand the complete oral healthcare journey by keeping examinations, tooth-specific findings, diagnoses, procedures and treatment plans together.

Review previous dental appointments and procedures
Track tooth-specific findings and treatment progress
Follow changes in diagnoses and treatment plans
Prepare quickly before the patient’s next appointment

Because even a small detail from an earlier visit can support safer treatment, greater comfort and better long-term oral health.

Everything you need for clearer dental documentation

Designed to support dental examinations, treatment procedures, patient follow-ups and long-term oral healthcare.

Dental clinical notes in Dr. Notes

Dental Clinical Notes

Record each examination, diagnosis, procedure and patient response in a clear, organised format.

  • Document the patient’s main complaint and dental history
  • Record tooth-specific findings and clinical observations
  • Add diagnoses, procedures and treatment advice
  • Track healing and progress across follow-up visits
Dental appointments and reminders in Dr. Notes

Appointments and Reminders

See the day’s schedule, organise treatment visits and keep important follow-up actions visible in one place.

  • View today’s dental appointments at a glance
  • Schedule examinations and follow-up sessions
  • Create treatment, review and recall reminders
  • Track upcoming and overdue patient actions
Dental patient records in Dr. Notes

Patient Records

Keep each patient’s profile, dental history and clinical records together for faster review before every appointment.

  • Review patient details and previous dental visits
  • Access clinical notes and appointment history
  • Keep X-rays, documents, prescriptions and billing together
  • Understand the complete oral healthcare journey from one profile

Billing and Invoices

Create patient bills, review payment status and keep dental treatment charges organised without leaving the app.

  • Create bills directly from patient records
  • Record consultation, diagnostic and procedure charges
  • Track paid, pending and cancelled invoices
  • Connect billing details with the relevant dental appointment
Dental billing and invoices in Dr. Notes

Free Dental Tools

Practical clinical tools for dental notation, local anaesthetic calculations and oral-lesion action planning.

Tooth Numbering Converter

Convert permanent and primary teeth between FDI, Universal and Palmer notation systems.

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Dental LA Maximum Dosage Calculator

Calculate weight-based local anaesthetic limits, cartridge equivalents and optional epinephrine-limited maximums.

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Oral Lesion Action Checker

Review lesion duration, possible local cause and concerning characteristics to generate a clear clinical action status.

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For professional reference. Verify calculations and action decisions against current clinical guidance and patient-specific considerations.

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