FLOIENT
Designed by a dentist, for dentists. Proven in three real practices before it ever reached yours.

The clinic that goes home on time.

Dental software that removes work instead of adding screens. For the front desk, the hygienist, the biller, the dentist, and the owner. One login. Your data always yours, exported in full, any time, in one click.

209 numbered design requirements, tested automatically Ledger reconciled to $0.00 Every touch of the record keeps its history
The demo, without the meeting

Nine moments from a real day

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Morning HuddleFriday, July 24
Patients
18
Production
$9,240
Alerts
5
Unscheduled
$14.2k
TimePatientFlagsBalance
8:00Diane FosterAllergy$0
9:15Marcus WebbPremed$310
10:30Priya RamanLab case$45
Schedule3 operatories
8:009:0010:00
Op 1 Dr. Vance
Diane Foster
8:00 AM · seated
ALLERGYCONF
Owen Blake
9:30 AM · scheduled
Op 2 Dr. Ellis
Marcus Webb
9:15 AM · arrived
PREMEDWAITING 14M
Nadia Cole
10:15 AM · confirmed
Op 3 Dr. Vance
Priya Raman
10:30 AM · confirmed
LAB NOT BACK
Waitlist backfillOp 2 · 2:00 PM
Jordan Reyes
CANCELLED · 2:00 PM open
Tara Nguyen
BOOKED 2:00 PM · from waitlist
Chair filled in 4 minutes. No phone calls.
Texts sent automatically
To Tara N. A 2:00 PM opening just came up. Reply YES to take it.
To Sam O. A 2:00 PM opening just came up. Reply YES to take it.
YES
Chart
Tooth 14 · D2392$248
Composite, 2 surfaces, MO
Tooth 20 · D2140$186
Amalgam, 1 surface, O
Pull from chart
Clinical note
Procedures. D2392 tooth 14 MO. D2140 tooth 20 O.
Anesthesia. 2 carpules lidocaine 2 percent.
Materials. Composite shade A2, matrix, wedge.
Post-op. Instructions given, patient tolerated well.
2 PROCEDURES PULLED
Clinical note
Signed by Dr. Nora Vance · Jul 24, 2026 · 4:12 PM
Procedures. D2392 tooth 14 MO. D2140 tooth 20 O.
Anesthesia. 2 carpules lidocaine 2 percent.
Post-op. Instructions given, patient tolerated well.
This note is signed and cannot be edited. Add an addendum instead.
Claim CLM-2041Delta Dental · $434.00
Evidence packet
Signed clinical note
Tooth and surface detail
Procedure codes and fees
Provider and date of service
Status
READY TO SUBMIT
Nothing missing. Built from the note you already signed.
Packet complete
Zero retyping. Zero attachments hunted down.
Intake form
Full name
Tara Nguyen
Date of birth
04/18/1988
Allergies
Penicillin
Insurance
Delta Dental PPO
Submitted
It lands in the chart, already structured
The patient fills it on their phone before they arrive. Medical alerts, allergies, and insurance land in the right fields. Nobody at the desk retypes anything.
ALLERGY FLAG CREATED
Day SheetFriday, July 24
Production
$9,240
Collections
$8,105
No-shows
1
Variance
$0.00
ProviderProductionCollectedNotes signed
Dr. Vance$5,410$4,8809 of 9
Dr. Ellis$3,830$3,2258 of 8
Day closed. Every dollar traced to a signed note and a ledger entry.
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Ten founding practices, a locked rate for life, and no payment until your team says it is better.
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Your whole day on one page
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Alerts follow the patient everywhere
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Watch the empty chair fill itself
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Chart once. Everything writes itself.
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Records that protect you
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Claims that pack themselves
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No clipboard. No retyping.
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Money that explains itself
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The problem isn't old software. It's software that adds work.

What a Tuesday looks like now
  • The chart, the note, and the charge for one visit live in three places, typed three times.
  • Treatment the patient accepted but never booked has no home.
  • The question "did anyone follow up on that?" gets asked out loud, to a room.
What a Tuesday should look like
  • Record the finding once. The note drafts from it, the plan prices it, the claim is built from the note you already signed.
  • Every unfinished handoff lands in a queue with a name on it.
  • And every "did anyone follow up" already has an answer, on a screen, before anyone asks.
See what's built today, row by row, against what you use now

Why this is different

1
Structure-first data
Everything derives from one structured chart entry: notes, plans, prices, claims. However new their interface looks, copying this means rebuilding their core.
2
Switching-cost inversion
They trap you with conversion fees. We migrate a practice in about two days and hand you a full export any day you want. We keep customers by being good.
3
The founder is the customer
Built, tested, and gated inside three real practices by a dentist-owner. Product truth arrives in hours, not quarters.
4
One bill
Cancel the bolt-on stack. One subscription replaces $800 to $2,500 a month of disconnected tools.
How the record itself is built to defend you

The founder is the customer.

  • I'm Dr. Akshay Parmar, board-certified prosthodontist. I run three practices in New Jersey, I teach live surgery to clinicians on three continents, and I built FloXient because I was done watching my own teams do work a computer should have eaten.
  • Here's the deal I'll make you that no software company will: I try to break this software before you ever see it. I run the checks myself, against my own clinic days, and when something fails in my hands it goes on a list you can ask about. So when you evaluate FloXient, don't ask for a demo. Bring a workflow and a stopwatch.

Read Decoded, where I write about what works and what doesn't →

10 design partner spots

Founding Practice Program

Three founder-owned practices go live next as the pilot: parallel-run, measured, honest numbers on no-shows, note time, and day-sheet accuracy. Alongside that, we are opening ten design partner spots. Founding rate locked for life. Your feature requests shape the roadmap, and you pay nothing until it is live in your practice and your team says it is better.

Locked founding rate for life
White-glove two-day migration
Your feature requests at the front of the roadmap
Direct access to the dentist who built it, not a support queue
No payment until it is live and your team says it is better

And what we ask of you

Run it in parallel on one slice of your practice. One operatory, one day a week, or just the charting. Not the whole practice.
Parallel running means entering some things twice. Nothing is migrated and your current system stays exactly as it is.
Half an hour with us each week, with whoever on your team actually uses it. The front desk and the hygienist teach us more than the owner does.