A group is not one big practice
How multi-site dental software keeps a group running
A dental group is not one large practice; it is several practices that need to feel like one business without losing their local identity. The software has to hold both truths at once, and that is exactly what DentiPoint is built around. Every branch keeps its own booking page, diary and team, while head office gets a single view over the whole group.
Local where it should be, shared where it counts
Each practice gets its own online booking page on its own URL, its own clinicians and opening hours, and its own diary that books by treatment. Patients booking at your Riverside branch never see Northgate's availability. But the patient record is shared where a practice chooses to share it, so a patient seen at two sites is one person with one history, not two half-records to reconcile.
Head office keeps control without micromanaging
Head office sees the whole group in one place and decides what each branch may change for itself versus inherit from the centre. Grant a branch control of its own reminders or opening hours; keep pricing or policy central. A useful safety rule runs throughout: a branch can only ever tighten a group cap, never loosen it, so local flexibility can never quietly undo a group decision. When you add a practice, it is a setting, not a re-platforming project.
Reporting that rolls up the group
Because every branch runs on the same system, head office can compare chair utilisation, appointments booked and recalls due across sites from one report, instead of stitching together exports. If you are planning to grow, our guide on scaling a dental group across multiple branches covers the operational side, and the multi-location software page goes deeper on the group model. Pricing is per practice and transparent, so the cost scales with the group in a way you can predict on the pricing page.