Tooth loss is increasingly common in an aging population, and dental implants are quickly becoming the standard of care because they can provide nearly equivalent function and appearance to natural teeth. Yet many dentists cannot offer predictable implant treatment at a reasonable cost, for three reasons:
- Lack of training, support, and access to standardized procedures
- High prices charged by major dental implant distributors to individual dental offices
- The difficulty and cost of inefficient, fragmented practice management systems
The result: many dentists cannot meet the demand for implant treatment, and they miss out on revenue, practice growth, and the chance to give patients the highest standard of care. At the same time, many patients cannot access or afford implant treatment, or worse, receive substandard care that leads to further pain, treatment, and expense.
An All-in-One Answer to a Complex Problem
Guided by dental implant experts and leading software developers, Novadontics created a patented, cloud-based practice management platform that combines office and procedure support with savings on high-quality dental supplies. The aim is to let more dentists offer implant treatment to more patients, at a reasonable cost and with predictable results.
Here are the implant-specific features inside the platform.
Photography Module: Clinical Photos Without the Guesswork
Good photographic documentation is key to successful treatment, especially for implant patients. But most dental practitioners are not professional photographers.
Novadontics solves this with a full Dental Photography Guide built directly into the photo uploading process. Each patient file lists the views essential to dental treatment. For each view, one click opens a pop-up with the related section of the guide, covering:
- Camera type and settings
- Any required auxiliary equipment
- Technique
- Patient instructions
- Specific considerations for dentate versus edentulous patients
- What to evaluate in the photo
- Sample images
With this approach, any practitioner or staff member can capture predictable, meaningful images that support treatment planning and the procedures that follow.






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