Dental practice management software in Egypt: a 2026 comparison guide
How do you choose the right one for your clinic?

Synora is one of the programs compared in this guide. This page was written by the Synora team, which makes us a party to the comparison, not its judge. So we kept to rules we set out in front of you: no ranking and no rating; the names are in alphabetical order by the Latin spelling of the brand names (Blue Intelligence, Daftra, DentalOS, Dentolize, Dentral, Kashfy, Medicakare, Modirify, Synora, Tabbaba, Yolo); every cell about another vendor is taken from that vendor's own page; and where a vendor has published nothing, we wrote “not stated”. Every fact comes from the vendor's own public pages as of 10 October 2026 and may have changed since: check the vendor's website before you decide. A vendor can ask us to correct its row from the contact page.

How did we collect the data, and when?

• Date: we opened each vendor's public pages on 10 October 2026, which is the date this page was last updated. Every fact in the tables is correct as of that date only.
• Source: the vendor's official website alone. We did not use reviews, ratings, customer opinions, logos or screenshots from their websites, and we did not try their software from the inside.
• Quotations: text in quotation marks is copied word for word from the vendor's page, and everything else is our wording of what is published. Where the vendor's page is in Arabic, the quotation is our English translation, and the original Arabic wording is on the Arabic version of this page. Prices are copied as they are, with their currency and period.
• Not published: where we did not find a fact on the vendor's public pages that we opened, we wrote “not stated”. This does not mean the vendor does not offer it, only that it was not published on the pages we reviewed.
• Choice of programs: the guide started on 30 September 2026 with four names that come up in Arabic search results, and on 10 October 2026 we added six names that AI assistants gave when asked about dental clinic software in Egypt (Blue Intelligence, DentalOS, Dentral, Kashfy, Modirify and Tabbaba) — not because one is better than another. Five of them are not for dentistry alone: Daftra is a general business management system with a page for dental clinics, Kashfy is a system for clinics, labs and radiology centres with a dental page, Medicakare is a general clinic platform with a page for dentistry, Tabbaba is a system for clinics and medical centres with a dental page, and Yolo is a multi-specialty clinic system that lists dentistry among its treatment sections without a dental page.
• Archived copies: the first four programs have Wayback Machine copies from 30 September 2026; we re-opened their pages on 10 October 2026 and found what we quote unchanged. The six programs added have no archived copy yet, so the reference is their current pages.
• It may change: prices and features change. If you find a fact that is no longer correct, or you are a vendor and want your cell corrected, send us a message from the contact page with a link to the current page, and we will correct it and change the date of this page.

Plans, prices and languages as of 10 October 2026

The rows are in alphabetical order, not in order of preference. The source of each row is in the sources table at the bottom of the page.

What the tables say about Synora is taken from the software and from our own pages (pricing, the free plan and dentist commissions), not from a third party.

Which programs have WhatsApp reminders, a dental chart and dentist commissions?

The same alphabetical order and the same date. “Not stated” means we did not find it on their public pages on 10 October 2026.

Sources: the link, the date opened and the archived copy for each vendor

We opened all of the following pages on 10 October 2026, and they were working (response code 200). The archived copies are Wayback Machine snapshots from 30 September 2026 for the first four programs, so you can check the page as it was even if the vendor's website has changed.

What should you ask any vendor before you subscribe?

These questions apply to any software, Synora included, and are not claims about anyone. Ask for the answers in writing before you pay:

• Data export: can I download all of my clinic's data (patients, appointments, invoices and images) in an open file? In what format? And is it included in the subscription?
• Leaving: what happens to my data if I stop paying? For how many days does it stay available? Is it deleted permanently?
• How it is priced: is the price per user, per dentist, per booking, per branch or for the whole clinic? What counts as an add-on with a separate price? Is there a setup fee?
• Dentist percentages: are they worked out on what was invoiced or on what was collected? Do the lab and materials come off first? Ask them to work out one month in front of you with your clinic's numbers.
• Printing in Arabic: do the invoice, the prescription and the treatment plan print correctly in Arabic, right to left? Ask for a printed sample.
• Working without the internet: what do I do if the clinic's internet goes down? Can I open today's schedule and register patients?
• Support: what are the actual support hours? Through which channel? And what response time is written in the contract?
• Backups: how often is a copy taken? Where is it kept? And how long does it take to restore?
• Moving my data to them: is there an import from an Excel file or from my current software? Who does it, and does it cost extra?
• Security: who can see the medical history? Can I set the permissions of each staff member? Is it recorded who opened a patient's file?

Synora's limits, as they are

Since we are a party to the comparison, here is what you will not find in Synora today:

• Web only: there is no desktop version and no app in the app stores (you can install it from the browser), and apart from a saved schedule and arrival check-ins on Basic and Pro, the software does not work without the internet.
• Import is for patients only: the patient list can be imported from an Excel or CSV file, but not appointments, medical history, images or balances, and there is no direct connection to other software.
• Government e-invoicing: there is no connection to Egypt's e-invoicing system, nor to government invoicing and insurance platforms in the Gulf.
• The free plan is small: one branch, one room, one account and 50 patients. If your clinic is bigger than that, you will need Basic or Pro.
• Branches: Basic and Pro are for one branch with no limit on patients, rooms or users, Pro can add up to 4 extra branches, and more than 5 branches is on the Enterprise plan, at a price agreed with you.
• WhatsApp needs Basic or Pro; on Basic it uses your own WhatsApp Business number and a template approved by Meta, and sending from Synora's shared number, with a monthly allowance, is Pro only.
• Online payment: upgrading to Basic or Pro currently goes through contacting us, not instant payment on the website.

If you are looking for Arabic right-to-left support, dental charting and multi-branch support in one place, see Arabic dental software with full RTL, dental charting and multi-branch support. If a paper notebook or an Excel file is what you use now, the better comparison for you is a notebook, Excel, Access, or clinic software?, and if you want to try it on your own patients before any commitment, the details are in free dental clinic software.

All data is taken from each vendor's public pages on 10 October 2026 and may change. Trademarks belong to their owners. This page is for information only, and is not legal or financial advice or a recommendation of any particular product. Synora is one of the programs compared, and we have no relationship with the other vendors.