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How much does DentalAce cost with 0, 3 or 7 online bookings?

Added on 23.09.2026

Dental practice

DentalAce is introducing a new membership model for dental practices joining DentalAce and using the DentalAce calendar. The base fee is €59 per month, plus €10 for each online booking that is not cancelled. The total monthly fee is capped at €129. All prices include VAT.
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Dentist Searches After Hours: Why Online Booking and an AI Assistant Work Best Together

Added on 15.09.2026

AI Assistant for Dental Practices
Patients do not search for a dental practice only during opening hours. The need to make an appointment often arises in the evening, at the weekend or precisely when the practice telephone is no longer staffed.

A clearly visible online booking option allows patients to choose an available appointment outside regular opening hours. However, not every patient can or wants to book without asking a question first.

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Multilingual patient support: how AI can help dental practices manage phone calls

Added on 08.09.2026

AI in Dental Search

When patients call but do not share a common language with the practice team, even simple questions can become challenging. A multilingual AI telephone assistant can support dental practices with recurring telephone enquiries.
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Can ChatGPT Find Your Dental Practice? Why Structured Practice Profiles Are Becoming Essential for AI Visibility

Added on 27.08.2026

Dentists: Automatically Document Patient Conversations with the AI Note-Taker
Patients no longer search for dentists exclusively through traditional Google results. Increasingly, they ask ChatGPT and other AI-powered search systems complete questions. 
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AI Documentation in Dental Practices: How Much Time Can Be Saved?

Added on 17.08.2026

Dentist working on a laptop in a modern dental practice.
Documenting patient conversations, completing notes, structuring information, and processing treatment records are all part of the daily routine in a dental practice.

Even a few minutes of documentation time per patient can add up to many working hours over the course of a month

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Why Patients View Your Dental Practice – but Still Don’t Book an Appointment

Added on 11.08.2026

Dental Practice and Appointment Booking

Today, patients frequently search online for a dental practice, compare services, read reviews, and check contact and appointment options. However, digital visibility alone does not automatically lead to a new patient.
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DentalAce Reputation Report 2026: How Many Verified Patient Reviews Does a Dental Practice Really Need?

Added on 31.07.2026

Dental Practice and Reviews

Trust is one of the most important factors in healthcare. Before contacting a dental practice, patients often research reviews, treatment areas, appointment options and the overall impression of the practice online.
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Practice Optimization 2026: How Artificial Intelligence can give dentists more time for their patients

Added on 27.07.2026

Dental Practice – Dentist & Patient
The daily routine of a dental practice is becoming increasingly complex. In addition to the actual treatment, documentation, clinical findings, patient education and administrative tasks take up a significant amount of working time.

Modern AI systems create new opportunities in this area. They support dentists by automating recurring administrative tasks and creating more time for what matters most: the personal care of their patients.

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DentalAce Market Analysis 2026: How AI and Digital Visibility Are Transforming Patient Acquisition for Dental Practices

Added on 23.07.2026

DentalAce Market Analysis 2026: How AI and Digital Visibility Are Transforming Patient Acquisition for Dental Practices

Only a few years ago, the location of a dental practice and word-of-mouth recommendations were the primary factors influencing patient acquisition. Today, the decision-making process has changed dramatically.

Patients increasingly begin their search online. They compare Google reviews, treatment options, dentist profiles, practice websites, online booking systems and patient experiences before deciding which dental practice to contact. In many cases, the decision is made long before the first phone call.

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How Google decides which dental practice becomes visible today

Added on 20.07.2026

Google for Dental Practices
For most patients, the search for a dental practice no longer begins with a recommendation from friends or family, but with Google.

Whether they search for “dentist in Vienna”, “dental implants in Vienna”, “children’s dentist” or “professional teeth cleaning near me”, it takes only a few seconds to determine which practices are noticed and which remain largely invisible.

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