Is there dental clinic management software with a Kurdish interface?
Yes. Dr Dental IQ has a full interface in Kurdish Sorani, Arabic, English and Persian, with right-to-left layout. The text is written, not machine-translated.
Frequently asked questions
What clinics ask before starting — about price, languages, WhatsApp and data security.
How much does dental clinic software cost in Iraq?
Every plan is yearly and priced in Iraqi dinar: Basic 690,000, Plus 1,035,000, Laboratory 920,000, Oral & Maxillofacial Surgeon 920,000 and Large Clinic 2,300,000 IQD. On-site installation and staff training in the Kurdistan Region are free.
Can I try it before buying?
Yes — 14 days free with every feature unlocked and no credit card required.
Does it send appointment reminders over WhatsApp?
Yes. Appointment reminders, recall campaigns and post-visit feedback are all sent over WhatsApp rather than SMS.
Is it suitable for a dental laboratory?
Yes. The lab module covers work orders, CAD/STL file uploads, printable job sheets, delivery tracking and invoicing. Clinics and labs connect to each other inside the platform.
Where is patient data stored and is it secure?
Each clinic's data is fully isolated from every other clinic, with automatic daily backups. Each user only has access to what their role requires.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes, it works in a mobile browser and on desktop, and there is a mobile app.
Does it include AI radiograph analysis?
Yes. It reads DICOM images, supports multi-frame and CBCT viewing, and provides assisted radiograph analysis with FDI tooth numbering. It is a diagnostic aid and does not replace a dentist's judgement.
Is it suitable for oral and maxillofacial surgeons?
Yes. It includes a ready surgical procedure pack (impactions, implants, bone grafts, sinus lifts, biopsies and cysts), surgical consent forms in four languages with digital signature, a CBCT viewer and post-op instructions on WhatsApp. It is built for clinics, not hospital operating theatres.