A short library covers most of your day
Most dental prescriptions come from a handful of drugs. Save each with its regimen once and the search becomes a two-keystroke operation.
Built for your practice
Prescription maker for dentists
Dental prescribing is narrow and highly repetitive: a short list of analgesics, antibiotics and rinses, prescribed again and again with the same regimens. That is exactly the case a saved library is built for.
What changes for you
Post-procedure instructions as reusable text
Extraction and implant aftercare instructions live in a custom section you write once, instead of being retyped or handed over verbally.
Legible for the pharmacist
Dental drug names are among the most commonly misread. A printed prescription removes that failure mode entirely.
A starting medicine library
Add these once with your usual dosage and they are one keystroke away afterwards. Nothing here is prescriptive — it is a starting point you edit, replace or ignore.
- Amoxicillin 500 mg — 1 capsule, three times daily, 5 days
- Amoxicillin + Clavulanate 625 mg — 1 tablet, twice daily, 5 days
- Metronidazole 400 mg — 1 tablet, three times daily, 5 days
- Ibuprofen 400 mg — 1 tablet, twice daily, 3 days, after food
- Chlorhexidine 0.2% mouthwash — 10 ml rinse, twice daily
Questions
Can I add post-extraction instructions to every prescription?
Yes. Custom sections are reusable blocks of your own text that appear on the printed prescription below the medicines.
Does it handle prescriptions for children?
You can record age in years and months and weight in kilograms, and they print on the prescription. The software does not calculate paediatric doses — that remains your clinical decision.
Try it with your own medicines
Install the app and add one of the medicines you prescribe every day.
Download the app