Arabic dental software,
with full RTL, dental charting and multi-branch support
Synora is cloud dental practice management software with a full right-to-left Arabic interface, not a translation layer, an interactive FDI dental chart, and multi-branch support, for dental clinics in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE and the wider Arab world. It is made by Nano AI, runs in the browser, and has a free plan with no time limit.
What does full right-to-left Arabic support mean?
It means the whole product is laid out for Arabic, not Arabic text dropped into an English layout. In Synora the interface works right to left in Arabic and left to right in English, and each user picks their own language, so the receptionist can work in Arabic while the owner works in English on the same account.
- Invoices, prescriptions and treatment plans print in Arabic or in English.
- Reports export as Excel, CSV or PDF in Arabic or English on Basic and Pro, with dentists, branches and patients by name.
- The procedure catalogue is bilingual, so a procedure has an Arabic and an English name.
- Patient messages are written once in Arabic and English, and every patient receives them in their own language.
- The clinic's public page works in Arabic (right to left) and English.
The quickest test for any vendor, Synora included: ask for a printed Arabic invoice and treatment plan, and check that the numbers, the punctuation and the table columns sit correctly right to left.
How does the dental chart work?

Synora's chart is an interactive odontogram with FDI numbering for permanent and primary teeth. You record a finding per tooth surface, and every change is kept with its date and who recorded it, so each tooth has its own history.
- Treatment plans with a price on every item, taken from the clinic's own procedure catalogue or price list. A plan moves from presented to accepted, declined or completed, and a later price change never alters a plan already made.
- Completed work goes to the invoice, so the dentist records once and reception does not retype.
- Printing: treatment plans print with their items and prices, in Arabic or English.
- Plans: the 2D chart and treatment plans are on every plan, Free included. The interactive 3D view and the periodontal chart are on Basic and Pro.
More detail on the dental chart page.
How does multi-branch support work?
One Synora account can run several branches. A patient seen in two branches has one file with the whole history, instead of two files in two systems.
- Each branch has its own cash registers, rooms, opening hours, time zone and invoice numbering, and closes its own day.
- Staff are assigned to branches. Their work in any other branch is refused, the owner is not limited to a branch, and a dentist can work in several branches with their own hours in each.
- Roles: eight ready-made roles (owner, branch manager, dentist, assistant, receptionist, accountant, inventory manager and a read-only auditor), each with the permissions of its job. See staff permissions.
- Reports follow the branch switcher at the top of the menu, and the owner can also see all branches together.
- Stock can be transferred between the central store, branch stores and chair cabinets.
- Currency: the clinic chooses its currency (EGP, SAR, AED, KWD, QAR, BHD, OMR, JOD and others) when the first branch is set up, and prices and invoices show it with its own decimals. It is one currency for the whole clinic, not one per branch, and the owner can change it in the clinic settings only while no money has been recorded.
Every plan includes one branch. Pro can add up to 4 extra branches (5 in total), and a group with more than 5 branches is set up on the Enterprise plan. Prices and how to add a branch are on the multi-branch page.
How do WhatsApp reminders work?
Reminders go out on their own before each appointment, 24 hours ahead by default or at a time you choose between 2 and 72 hours, in the patient's language. They are sent from the clinic's own WhatsApp Business number through Meta's official WhatsApp Cloud API, and Meta bills those messages to the clinic directly. On Basic and Pro the reminder carries Confirm and Cancel buttons, and a short typed reply such as "yes" or a thumbs-up marks the appointment confirmed. A typed request to cancel never cancels by itself: the patient is asked once more with a cancel button, and only that tap cancels. A request to move the appointment, a question or anything unclear is not acted on automatically: it is marked in the WhatsApp inbox for reception. This applies to WhatsApp reminders, not to email reminders, which work on every plan. See the WhatsApp reminders page.
What does Synora not do yet?
- It is web only: there is no desktop program and no app in the app stores (it can be installed from the browser), and apart from a saved schedule on Basic and Pro it needs an internet connection.
- It does not connect to the Gulf's government e-invoicing or health-insurance platforms, it does not send insurance claims electronically, and it is not hosted inside the Gulf. A clinic that must have those should not subscribe yet.
- Reminders go by WhatsApp or email only.
How much does it cost?
- Free: EGP 0, no card and no time limit: one branch, one treatment room, one account (the owner's) and up to 50 patients.
- Basic: EGP 799 a month or EGP 7,990 a year per clinic, with every module and unlimited patients, staff and rooms.
- Pro: EGP 1,500 a month or EGP 15,000 a year per clinic: Basic plus the extras that cost us per message, and extra branches.
Prices are per clinic, not per dentist or per chair. See the pricing page for what each plan includes. If you are comparing options, the comparison of dental software in Egypt puts several vendors side by side from their own public pages, and the page on dental clinic software covers the rest of the product.
Questions about Arabic dental software
It is a right-to-left interface in Arabic and a left-to-right one in English, and each user picks their own language. Invoices, prescriptions and treatment plans print in either language.
Yes. The chart uses FDI numbering for both permanent and primary teeth and records findings per tooth surface, with every change kept with its date and who recorded it.
Yes. Pro includes one branch and can add up to 4 more, so 5 in total. Each branch has its own rooms, cash registers, opening hours and invoice numbering, and a patient has one file across all branches.
A dental clinic anywhere in the Arab world can use it for appointments, patient records, billing and the dental chart. It does not currently connect to government e-invoicing or health-insurance platforms in the Gulf and is not hosted inside the Gulf, so a clinic that must have those should not subscribe yet.
Yes. The clinic chooses its currency (for example EGP, SAR, AED, KWD, QAR, BHD, OMR or JOD) when the first branch is set up, and prices and invoices are shown in it. It is one currency per clinic, not one per branch, and the owner can change it later only while no money has been recorded. The Synora subscription itself is priced in Egyptian pounds.
Yes, on Basic and Pro, on WhatsApp reminders: Confirm and Cancel buttons, and a short typed reply such as "yes" confirms. A typed cancel never cancels by itself; the patient is asked once more and only the cancel button cancels. A request to move the appointment or anything unclear is marked in the WhatsApp inbox for reception.
Yes. The Free plan costs EGP 0 with no card and no time limit, and covers one branch, one treatment room, one account and up to 50 patients.