Is Clinic Cloud dental software?

Clinic Cloud is Doctoralia's management software for healthcare practices of any specialty. It has a dental and periodontal chart module, which its website places in the Max plan. Dentasys, by contrast, is built exclusively for dental clinics.

Which is cheaper for a dental clinic, Dentasys or Clinic Cloud?

With the dental chart, Clinic Cloud costs €79/month + VAT (Max plan, with 5 calendars included and €10 per extra calendar) and Dentasys €80/month + VAT with unlimited calendars, dentists and users. Up to five calendars the price is practically the same; beyond that, Dentasys is cheaper.

Can I keep receiving Doctoralia bookings if I use Dentasys?

Dentasys does not connect to Doctoralia. It has its own online booking so patients can book from your website, Google Maps or Instagram, and the appointment goes straight into the calendar. If Doctoralia is your main source of patients, keep that in mind.

Can I move my data from Clinic Cloud to Dentasys?

Yes. Our team handles the assisted migration of patients, clinical records, calendar, treatment plans and invoicing. It costs €500 + VAT and is free with the annual plan.

Dentasys vs Clinic Cloud: multi-specialty software versus dental-only software

Clinic Cloud is Doctoralia's cloud practice management software and works for any healthcare practice: physiotherapy, psychology, aesthetic medicine or dentistry. Dentasys only works for dental clinics. Both are cloud-based with public pricing; what separates them is who each one is built for.

Updated: October 2026

In short

Clinic Cloud is Doctoralia's cloud software for practices of any specialty, with public plans at €29, €49 and €79/month + VAT; the dental chart and periodontal chart are in the Max plan (€79/month + VAT), which includes 5 calendars and charges €10 for each extra calendar. Dentasys is dental-only software at €80/month + VAT with unlimited users, dentists and calendars and no extra modules, including AI-written treatment plans, Dasy (an AI assistant that carries out tasks inside the software), WhatsApp through Meta's official API and marketing measured in patients and euros. Clinic Cloud fits better if your centre is multi-specialty or relies on Doctoralia; Dentasys, if you are a dental clinic and want software that speaks your language.

Feature-by-feature comparison

Dentasys vs Clinic Cloud — based on both products' public information (October 2026)

Dentasys vs Clinic Cloud — based on both products' public information (October 2026)
Dentasys vs Clinic Cloud — based on both products' public information (October 2026)	Dentasys	Clinic Cloud
Who it is built for	DentasysDental clinics only: surgery-based calendar, dental chart, phased treatment plans and dental consent forms.	Clinic CloudHealthcare practices of any specialty; dentistry is one of many.
Price for a dental clinic	Dentasys€80/month + VAT (€840/year) with dental and periodontal charts from day one.	Clinic CloudPlans at €29, €49 and €79/month + VAT. The dental chart module is listed in the Max plan (€79/month + VAT).
Dentists and calendars	DentasysUnlimited. The fee is the same with three dentists or twelve.	Clinic CloudThe Max plan includes 5 calendars; each extra calendar costs €10/month according to its pricing table.
Treatment plans	DentasysAI reads your clinical notes and writes the plan with treatments, phases, alternatives and financing.	Clinic CloudTreatment plans from the Pro plan.
AI in clinical records	DentasysVoice dictation in the patient record and Dasy, an AI assistant that carries out tasks inside the software when you ask.	Clinic CloudStrong point: Noa Notes writes the visit note and Noa Summary summarises the patient's history.
AI phone answering	DentasysAI receptionist available today: answers 24/7, books the appointment and writes it in the calendar (€9/month line + €0.30/min, plus VAT).	Clinic CloudNoa Reception, connected to its calendar and Doctoralia, in early access according to its website.
WhatsApp	DentasysMeta's official API: reminders, confirmations and booking by chat. Replying to patients is free.	Clinic CloudAppointment reminders included; its website mentions WhatsApp reminders through Doctoralia Pro and offers SMS as a quoted extra.
Patient acquisition	DentasysPost to Instagram, Facebook and your Google profile, run ads and measure how many patients and how much revenue each campaign brings.	Clinic CloudStrong point: Doctoralia integration (visible profile, online booking and verified reviews) and a lead CRM in the Max plan.
Video consultation	DentasysNot included (dental examinations are in person).	Clinic CloudVideo consultation and online payments from the Pro plan.
Invoicing and insurers	DentasysInvoice series, payment plans and insurer billing, within the fee.	Clinic CloudInvoicing, insurers, packages and payments; invoice series from the Pro plan.
Time tracking and stock	DentasysLegal time tracking, inventory and lab work, within the fee.	Clinic CloudTime tracking, stock and settlements from the Pro plan.
Languages	DentasysMultilingual: each clinic chooses its own (currently Spanish, Catalan, English and German), patient documents included.	Clinic CloudIts website is in Spanish and does not list other app languages.
Data migration	DentasysAssisted migration from whatever software you use, free with the annual plan (€500 + VAT on its own).	Clinic CloudFree data migration according to its website.

Same entry price, different starting point

For a dental clinic the fair comparison is not €29 versus €80, because the dental chart is not in Clinic Cloud's entry plans. It is its Max plan, €79/month + VAT, against Dentasys at €80/month + VAT. So far, almost the same.

The difference shows as you grow. The Max plan includes 5 calendars and each extra one adds €10 a month; in Dentasys calendars, dentists and users are unlimited and the fee does not move. With four dentists and a hygienist it makes no difference; with eight professionals each with their own calendar, it starts to show.

What Clinic Cloud does well

Clinic Cloud belongs to Doctoralia, and that matters: if many of your new patients come through your Doctoralia profile, having the calendar connected to its bookings and reviews is a real advantage. Its AI for clinical records (Noa Notes and Noa Summary) is well done, and if dentistry, physiotherapy and aesthetic medicine share the same centre, one program for every specialty simplifies things a lot.

What changes when the software is dental-only

Dentasys has no version for other specialties, and you notice it every day: the calendar understands surgeries and chairs, the treatment plan talks about teeth, phases and alternatives, and the AI writes it from what the dentist noted in the record.

Dentasys also measures marketing in what matters to the clinic: how many patients and how many euros each post or ad brings, not just how many visits the profile gets.

AI-written treatment plans from your clinical notes.
Dasy, an AI assistant that carries out tasks inside the software.
WhatsApp through Meta's official API, with booking by chat.
AI phone receptionist, available now (optional service).
Interface and patient documents in Catalan.

Where Clinic Cloud is strong (our words)

· Clear public pricing, with plans from €29/month + VAT for small practices.
· Direct Doctoralia integration: visible profile, online booking and verified reviews.
· AI for clinical records (Noa Notes and Noa Summary) and one program for multi-specialty centres.

Our verdict

If your centre is multi-specialty or Doctoralia is your main patient channel, Clinic Cloud is a very good fit. If you are a dental clinic, with several dentists or plans to grow, and want software built just for you, with AI that writes treatment plans and answers the phone for a single fee, Dentasys fits better.

Frequently asked questions

Is Clinic Cloud dental software?: Clinic Cloud is Doctoralia's management software for healthcare practices of any specialty. It has a dental and periodontal chart module, which its website places in the Max plan. Dentasys, by contrast, is built exclusively for dental clinics.
Which is cheaper for a dental clinic, Dentasys or Clinic Cloud?: With the dental chart, Clinic Cloud costs €79/month + VAT (Max plan, with 5 calendars included and €10 per extra calendar) and Dentasys €80/month + VAT with unlimited calendars, dentists and users. Up to five calendars the price is practically the same; beyond that, Dentasys is cheaper.
Can I keep receiving Doctoralia bookings if I use Dentasys?: Dentasys does not connect to Doctoralia. It has its own online booking so patients can book from your website, Google Maps or Instagram, and the appointment goes straight into the calendar. If Doctoralia is your main source of patients, keep that in mind.
Can I move my data from Clinic Cloud to Dentasys?: Yes. Our team handles the assisted migration of patients, clinical records, calendar, treatment plans and invoicing. It costs €500 + VAT and is free with the annual plan.

Sources

Clinic Cloud: home page, accessed in October 2026
Clinic Cloud: pricing and plan comparison, accessed in October 2026
Clinic Cloud: Noa Reception, accessed in October 2026

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