

Dentrix
By Henry Schein One, LLC
Dentrix, founded as Dentrix Dental Systems in 1985 by Larry M. Gibson in American Fork, Utah, launched the first Windows-based dental practice management system in 1989
Acquired by Henry Schein, Inc. in 1997, it became part of Henry Schein Practice Solutions (now Henry Schein One)
Launched to digitize dental office operations—charting, scheduling, and insurance.
Dentrix itself has no separate VC funding—it was a strategic acquisition.
Dentrix Ascend, launched in 2013 as a SaaS/cloud spin-off, bootstrapped with no external funding, pulling in ~$345.6K in revenue in 2023 with ~501 employees.
Dentrix (Windows): Practice management for scheduling, billing, charting, perio charting, digital imaging, treatment planning, insurance processing, e‐services, mobile access, voice recognition—utilizing Windows GUI and integrated front/dental workflows
Dentrix Ascend: Cloud-native platform supporting online booking, insurance claims, ledgers, reporting, mobility—focused on SaaS consumption Latka.
Dentrix Enterprise: Scalable, multi-location system with centralized database, HL7 interoperability, designed for DSOs and public health settings.
eServices: Handles digital billing, insurance eligibility, messaging, portals, marketing, online forms—all integrated natively.
Dentrix Smart Image: Universal imaging and AI analysis (e.g. Detect AI powered by VideaHealth), covering intraoral, 2D/3D, pano/ceph, CAD/CAM.
Imaging software, originally developed in-house, was sold to DEXIS in 2007
Henry Schein has integrated Dentrix with multiple acquisitions and partnerships—e.g., Demandforce/Officite for marketing suites, Smart Image connector integrations with Planmeca, DEXIS, Romexis, CareCredit, NC HealthConnex, Smartlink Health.
Dentrix G7.5 launched—latest desktop version.
AI-assisted imaging with Dentrix Detect (VideaHealth), reducing diagnostic oversight.
Improved interoperable smart imaging via partner connectors and HL7 integration for medical systems
Positioned within Henry Schein One, Dentrix emphasizes mission-driven goals: empowering dental staff, improving patient care, fueled by innovation and integration.
Over 35,000 dental practices globally run Dentrix desktop software.