Planet DDS Announces New Integrations to Streamline Digital Workflows

May 1, 2024

Denticon, Cloud 9, and Apteryx will now be fully integrated, smoothing out digital workflows for both general and orthodontic practices.

Cloud-based practice management platform Planet DDS has announced new integrations for 3 of its products, including ortho practice management software Cloud 9, general practice management software Denticon, and imaging platform Apteryx. These integrations were done to eliminate hassle and extra steps for the practitioner during their digital dental workflow, according to a press release from Planet DDS.

Clinicians will no longer have to manually enter data manually via Cloud 9 and Denticon, thanks to this new integration. Accurate patient data will now exist across both platforms eliminating the hassle of switching back and forth between the 2 separate applications. This also reportedly reduces the risk of data entry error, providing more consistent data and boosting the practitioner and patient experience.

Additionally, the integration between Cloud 9 and Apteryx enables clinicians to have a 1-stop location for any patient images, directly flowing the X-ray images into Cloud 9 for easier access. Because of the importance of patient images in orthodontic cases, particularly STL files for clear aligners, this integration aims to bolster orthodontic practices by enhancing diagnostic potential.

These integrations aim to eliminate pain points across platforms, according to CEO of Planet DDS, Eric Giesecke.

“At Planet DDS, we are dedicated to integrated platform solutions that empower dental and orthodontic practices to thrive in today’s digital landscape,” Giesecke said in the press release. “With the integration of Cloud 9 with Denticon and Apteryx, we are providing our customers with improved workflows and less friction as they move between orthodontic and general dentistry use caes in all 3 software applications.”

To learn more about these integrations, visit the website here. Planet DDS will also be in attendance at the American Association of Orthodontists Annual Session 2024, which will take place from May 3 through May 6 in New Orleans, Louisiana.