At a glance
- What it does: Oryx is a cloud dental practice management system sold in three tiers: Oryx Pro, Oryx Automate and Oryx AI. The AI tier adds native AI features: a clinical scribe, voice perio charting, exam charting and auto-generated exam notes. AI imaging comes through Pearl Second Opinion or Overjet. Oryx advertises $0 to start with no add-ons or hidden fees, and includes onboarding, data conversion and image conversion.
- Regulatory: Not a diagnostic device; no clearance needed
- Pricing: Not published (Tiered subscription (Pro, Automate, AI))
- Best fit: solo, group, specialist
Capabilities
- Native AI clinical scribe
- Native AI voice perio charting
- AI exam charting and auto-generated exam notes
- AI imaging via Pearl or Overjet
- Auto ERA posting, claim auto-attachments, eligibility
- Membership plans
- Optional managed revenue cycle (RevGen)
Strengths
- More native AI documentation features than any other PMS here
- Choice of Pearl or Overjet for imaging AI
- Onboarding and data conversion included
Limitations
- Smaller installed base
- Tier prices are not listed
Where it fits
- Practices that want an AI scribe inside the PMS
- Startups that want low upfront cost
Our assessment
Oryx has the most AI built into the PMS itself (scribe, voice perio, exam charting), which makes it the pick for practices that want AI documentation without buying a separate tool.
Common questions
Is Oryx FDA cleared?
Oryx is not a diagnostic medical device, so it does not need FDA clearance.
How much does Oryx cost?
Oryx does not publish pricing; it is quoted by sales (Tiered subscription (Pro, Automate, AI)). Oryx advertises $0 to start; tier prices are quoted.
What does Oryx integrate with?
Oryx lists integrations with Pearl Second Opinion, Overjet, Mango VoIP, SmilePay. Confirm compatibility with your exact practice management and imaging versions before signing.