Odontium next to four other Dutch dental practice systems. Every claim has been verified on the vendor's own website.
About another system, this shows only what that vendor publishes themselves, on the page we name for each system. Read a row from left to right.
A dash is about the documentation, not a claim that it is missing.
| Feature | Novadent | Exquise Next Gen | Oase Dental | Dentasoft | Odontium |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| On-premise system | Yes | Not supported | Yes | Not supported | Yes |
| Cloud environment | Tandarts in de Wolken | Microsoft Azure | Via a hosting partner | Browser-based | Own servers in the Netherlands |
| Zivver and ZorgMail | Yes | Yes | Yes | ZorgMail | Yes |
| Waiting-room screen or check-in kiosk | Not publicly documented | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Radiography | Radiography viewer + integrations | Radiography viewer + integrations | Integrations | Integrations | CBCT and radiography viewer + integrations |
| Editing documents and PDFs inside the software | Letters | Office required | Word processor | Not publicly documented | TSE Office built in |
| Online calendar on your own website | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Patient portal with self-service | Not publicly documented | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Separate periodontics and orthodontics modules | Not publicly documented | Yes | Yes | Not publicly documented | Yes |
| Staff rostering and time tracking | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Yes | Not publicly documented | Staff and accounting |
| Built-in accounting | Yes | Not supported | Yes | Not publicly documented | Free extra, without support |
| Runs on Windows, macOS and Linux | Windows 11 only | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | In the browser | Native |
| Guardianship and administration check (CCBR) | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Yes |
| Legally valid signature on documents | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Online signing | Online signing | eIDAS |
| An app of their own | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | Not publicly documented | 2, a third on the way |
| NEN 7510, ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 | NEN 7510 and ISO 27001, unverified | Not publicly documented | ISO 9001 (RcA -> Dekra) | NEN 7510, unverified | ISO 9001 ISO 27001 NEN 7510 (RcA -> Kiwa) |
| Disciplines served as an audience of their own | 2 | Dentist and orthodontist, lab via Qbridge | 6 | 4 | 6 |
In these rows none of the other four systems publishes that it has it. The table above says the same.
Last checked on 5 November 2026. Something not right? Email info@odontium.nl and we will correct it.
Seven of them: dentistry, dental hygiene, denture care, dental technology, periodontics, orthodontics and implant dentistry. They work in the same record and communicate with each other, each with its own permissions and its own calendar per practitioner. If your practice combines several disciplines, you do not need to bolt a second system onto the first.
Both, and the choice is yours. Your data can sit on your own server or in our cloud, and you can still move between the two later. Our cloud runs on our own servers in an InterDC data centre in the Netherlands, with no American cloud provider in between. The software and the cloud come from the same company, so you have a single point of contact.
On Windows, macOS and Linux, as a native application. So you work on the computers you already have, Macs included.
No. Odontium has its own word processor for .docx, spreadsheets for .xlsx, a PDF editor and an image editor built in. You write and edit letters, reports, PDFs and photos without leaving the software, and without an Office licence per workstation.
Among others: VECOZO, Infomedics, Payt, Mollie, ZorgMail, Zivver, 3Shape and the CCBR, and for radiography VisiQuick, Dürr VistaSoft, Sidexis, Planmeca Romexis, VDDS (such as MediaDent) and any DICOM device. We also have our own X-ray viewer, and you can view DICOM files and CBCT scans. If you work with something that is not on the list, do get in touch — we are happy to look into it.
Odontium is certified by Kiwa for NEN 7510 — the Dutch standard for information security in healthcare — as well as ISO 27001 and ISO 9001. The certificate numbers are on our security page and you can open each certificate there as a PDF, so you can verify them yourself rather than take our word for it.
Five steps, with a trial migration on your own data before anything goes live: you check for yourself that records, calendar and history are correct. You set the cut-over date, and your old environment keeps running until then.
We do not publish a rate, because the price depends on the size of your practice and the number of practitioners; you receive a tailored proposal. When you compare, do count the additional costs such as office software licences — with us those are part of the package.
Odontium vs Novadent
Native on Windows, macOS and Linux, office software built in, and NEN 7510, ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 with certificate numbers.
Odontium vs Exquise Next Generation
On-premise or in the cloud, native on Windows, macOS and Linux, and all document editing in the software itself, with no Office licence per workstation.
Odontium vs Oase Dental
NEN 7510 and ISO 27001 with certificate numbers, software and cloud from one supplier, and seven disciplines in one record.
Odontium vs Dentasoft
Native on Windows, macOS and Linux, with your data on your own server or in our cloud, and 35 years of experience with more than 500 practices.
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KIWA-certified for information security and quality management.
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