Oryx Review: Pricing, Pros, Cons & Alternatives

Overview

Oryx is a cloud-based dental practice management system founded by practising dentist Dr Rania Saleh and hosted on Google Cloud Platform. The company says it is used by more than 20,000 clinicians at about 2,000 practices on five continents, has ranked as the fastest-growing dental PMS on the Inc. 5000 for two years and partners with the Academy of General Dentistry^[8].

Oryx publishes prices per location for up to two doctors (hygienists are not counted). Pro costs US$650 a month and covers forms, portal, texting, online scheduling, eligibility, claims, billing, dashboards, native imaging and guided charting. Automate costs US$899 and adds KPI dashboards, automated workflows, collection sequences, membership plans, marketing and, in the US, auto ERA posting. AI costs US$1,399 and adds AI voice perio, AI scribe, AI exam charting and AI imaging from Pearl or Overjet. Extra doctors cost US$100 or US$200 a month, and Canadian prices are published in Canadian dollars^[8].

New offices can start free on Pro or Automate until they reach 200 patients or 12 months. The initial contract is 12 months, and conversion fees are not published.

Oryx features

AI voice perio and AI scribe (AI tier)
Pearl or Overjet AI imaging
Native imaging and unlimited storage
Collection sequences and membership plans
Migration from 50+ systems

Oryx pricing

Per location/month (US): Pro US$650, Automate US$899, AI US$1,399; extra doctor US$100–200. Start-up offer US$0 (Pro/Automate) or US$400 (AI) until 200 patients or 12 months. 12-month initial term.