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cgsoftlabs@gmail.com - 30 Aug 2005 10:33 GMT
Hi
I'm writting an comparatif study between more dental management
software as
a practical part of my diploma;
However i need a demo version for some programs:

-Easy Dental
-DentaLine
-Patterson EagleSoft
-Softdent - Kodak Dental Systems

The producers didn't responded to my query and in some cases the
arrival of
the Demo CD it will take too long.
So my ask is if someone could help sending me a demo of one or more
programs
listed here.

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Best Regards
Christian Gheorghe
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Joel344 - 30 Aug 2005 11:01 GMT
Sadly most of the companies will only send you a disk filled with
screenshots or advertising media. What is more useful is a fully
functional copy that is limited to say, 50 patients.

This is largely unavailable.

Joel

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cgsoftlabs@gmail.com - 30 Aug 2005 11:16 GMT
that's it

I'll write my study based on what i've found till now.
But i thing it's a bad thing not to offer a demo, even limited or with
some functions not available.
Joel344 - 30 Aug 2005 12:25 GMT
We agree. I like to see how it works. There are one or
two dental PMSs around but they are not the major vendors.

Joel

If you want some ideas there are DPMS listervs at www.stat.com

David Dodell's Hotel

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billkatz - 30 Aug 2005 14:33 GMT
Christian,

I can tell you that you’re not going to get very far with these
companies since their code isn’t open source by any means. The major
players, Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Softdent, Practiceworks, Easy Dental and
Orthotrac are owned by major supply houses or by Kodak. In other words,
the only demo available from them is a ‘storyboard’ or a pushy sales
rep. :) The only mainstream open source dental program that *is* open
source is Open Dental (www.open-dent.com).

Dentists are locked very tightly into a vertical market and they have
to pay some very steep prices for what is, in many people’s opinions,
lackluster and buggy programming at best.

OTOH, you may want to download and compile Open Dental and give it a
whirl. Another other open source system that’s going to be released
sooner or later is the PM version of Care2X. More info on the Care2X
line of hospital information systems can be found at www.care2x.com.
The Care2X project is staggering. A huge amount of people contribute to
it and it’s surprising just how quickly this Hospital Information
System has evolved. IMO, Care2X is the future model of open source
systems.

Good luck,
-B

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