VoxHealthvsDentina
The short answer
Both serve dental practices and DSOs, and VoxHealth also covers dermatology, veterinary, and other specialties across 80+ practice management systems. Dentina is dental-only, was built by a practicing dentist, and publishes its pricing with a 30-day free trial.
Last reviewed October 4, 2026
Pick VoxHealth if
- You run a dental practice or DSO on Dentrix, Open Dental, Eaglesoft, Curve, or Denticon.
- Your group also runs dermatology, veterinary, or other specialty practices.
- You want recall, reactivation, and no-show campaigns plus insurance verification by calling payers.
- You want the latest AI models and your choice of voice vendors.
Pick Dentina if
- You want a dental-only vendor built by a practicing dentist, Dr. Peter Gabbay, DDS.
- You want published pricing with a 30-day free trial and unlimited minutes, or if you use Dentrix Ascend or Cloud9.
At a glance
| Feature | VoxHealth | Dentina |
|---|---|---|
| Capabilities | 24/7 calls, phone and online booking, intake, outbound campaigns, insurance verification, text reminders, live transfer, fax and email processing | 24/7 unlimited calls, real-time booking, outbound recall and confirmations; texts and web chat (two-way on Premium) |
| Specialties | Dental, plus dermatology, veterinary, primary care, therapy, eye care, and more | Dental only, for practices and DSOs in the US and Canada |
| Practice software | 80+ systems, including Dentrix, Dentrix Enterprise, Open Dental, Eaglesoft, Curve, Denticon, Planet DDS, Fuse, ModMed, ezyVet | Open Dental, Dentrix, Dentrix Ascend, Dentrix Enterprise, Eaglesoft, Curve, Denticon, Cloud9, Dolphin, OrthoTrac, PracticeWorks, via NexHealth |
| Outbound calls | Outbound campaigns for recall, reactivation, confirmations, and no-shows | Outbound recall, confirmation, reactivation, and treatment follow-up calls |
| Insurance verification | Verifies coverage by calling payers | Not stated publicly |
| Online booking | Patients book appointments online, 24/7 | Not stated publicly |
| Call transfer | Live transfer to the right staff member or location | Warm transfer to staff with a spoken briefing on Premium |
| Fax and email processing | Reads incoming faxes and emails, such as referrals, and routes them | Not stated publicly |
| AI models | Latest models from OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic | Not stated publicly |
| Voice options | Choose from ElevenLabs, Cartesia, Deepgram, or Azure voices | Not stated publicly |
| Books into the schedule | Books, reschedules, and cancels directly | Books directly into the practice software in real time |
| Languages | 33 languages, auto-detected | English and Spanish on Standard; up to 57 languages on Premium |
| Setup time | Under 24 hours; most live in under a week | "Live in ~3 days" |
| Pricing | Custom quote; no per-minute charges | Standard from $299/mo, Premium from $399/mo per location, billed annually; 30-day free trial |
| HIPAA and BAA | HIPAA compliant; signs a BAA | States HIPAA compliance; BAA not stated publicly |
Which AI receptionist works with my dental software?
Both work with Dentrix, Dentrix Enterprise, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, Curve, and Denticon. VoxHealth connects to 80+ practice management systems, including Planet DDS and Fuse. Dentina also supports Dentrix Ascend and Cloud9, and connects through NexHealth's Synchronizer API.
Which AI receptionist works if I run more than dental?
VoxHealth also covers dermatology, veterinary, primary care, therapy, and eye care, and it books into ModMed, ezDerm, ezyVet, Cornerstone, and AVImark. Dentina focuses on dental only. VoxHealth also makes outbound calls for recall, reactivation, confirmations, and no-show follow-up, sends appointment confirmations and reminders by text, reads incoming faxes and emails such as referrals, and verifies insurance itself by calling payers. Texting, live transfer, and web chat are standard VoxHealth capabilities.
Which AI receptionist is easier to set up and run?
VoxHealth's team handles the phone and practice software connection and tunes the AI to your workflows, with your existing number kept and no staff retraining. Setup takes under 24 hours, and most practices are live in under a week. Dentina says practices are live in about 3 days and connect by forwarding calls from any phone carrier.
Questions buyers ask
Does VoxHealth work for dental practices and DSOs like Dentina does?
Yes, VoxHealth serves dental practices and DSOs on Dentrix, Open Dental, Eaglesoft, Curve, Denticon, and more. Unlike dental-only Dentina, VoxHealth also covers dermatology, veterinary, and other specialties.
How long does setup take for VoxHealth and Dentina?
VoxHealth setup takes under 24 hours, and most practices are live in less than a week. Dentina says practices are live in about 3 days.
How much do VoxHealth and Dentina cost?
VoxHealth prices by custom quote with no per-minute charges. Dentina publishes Standard from $299 per month and Premium from $399 per month per location for up to 3 providers, billed annually, with a 30-day free trial and unlimited minutes.
Which languages do VoxHealth and Dentina support?
VoxHealth supports 33 languages, auto-detected on the call. Dentina offers English and Spanish on Standard and up to 57 languages on Premium.
Can I choose the AI voice with VoxHealth and Dentina?
VoxHealth runs on the latest OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic models, and practices choose voices from ElevenLabs, Cartesia, Deepgram, and Azure Speech. Ask Dentina which models and voices it offers.
Sources
Details about Dentina come from its public website and listings as of October 4, 2026. Products change, so check with Dentina for current details. If something here is out of date, tell us and we'll correct it.
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