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A Tuesday morning in a dental practice: a patient is in the chair when the telephone rings at reception: someone wants to reschedule their appointment, and the assistant has to leave the treatment to answer.
In the evening, the practitioner is still writing up the day’s reports; some of the notes are missing, as the assistant had to step away too frequently.
DentistryGPT brings together eight artificial intelligence assistants designed for dental practices on a single platform, for a single subscription. Clinical reports, email sorting, recruitment, Google reviews, replies to patients: the practitioner and their team entrust these repetitive tasks to the assistants and regain time for patient care. As of 15 October 2026, 61 clients pay for their subscription in France, Belgium and Switzerland.
In six months, DentistryGPT has increased its number of paying clients fivefold (12 at the end of April, 61 as of 15 October), invoiced €40,488 excluding VAT and exceeded the monthly revenue forecast in its own August plan by 51% (€5,618 compared with €3,710).
DentistryGPT saves each practice 8 hours of administrative work per week
A dental practice spends two to three hours a day on administrative work: emails, appointment confirmations, reports, recruitment, follow-ups, orders. Over the past two years, an AI tool has emerged for each need: one for the telephone, one for reports, one for Google reviews, one for social media. A practice accumulates five to eight of them, with as many subscriptions, passwords and data that do not flow from one tool to another.
Pierre-Antoine Dian experiences this problem in his own orthodontic practice. He also encounters it in the dozens of practices he supports as a consultant. Pierre-Antoine Dian, an orthodontist and speaker, and Yves d’Audiffret, an entrepreneur and company director, incorporated DentistryGPT SRL in April 2026 with the aim of providing the profession with a suite of AI agents bringing all these tools together in one place, all interconnected, for greater team efficiency.
Based on client feedback, an average saving of 8 hours per week per practice has been observed.
DentistryGPT is becoming the leading player in artificial intelligence in dental practices
Eight AI assistants on a single platform tailored to dentists
In practical terms, DentistryGPT already offers seven assistants that can join practice teams:
Léo, clinical assistant: writes reports in real time during consultations, letters to colleagues.
A complete AI suite, designed for dentists, plug&play
A complete suite: eight specialised assistants on a single platform, interconnected. A single login, a single tool, a single contract and a single invoice, where competitors sell one tool for each need.
Designed for the profession: native dental vocabulary (FDI nomenclature, orthodontics, implantology, periodontics), and assistants configured over several months with practitioners.
Connected to existing systems: connection to the practice’s usual tools and specialist practice software (Gmail, Outlook, WhatsApp, Docusign, Dental Monitoring, Logos, Dentadmin, +25 integrations); the platform can be installed in thirty minutes, without an IT specialist.
Distributed by peers: the platform is presented by practitioners to other practitioners (conferences, workshops, ambassador committee); the September 2026 webinar cost €72 in advertising per signed client.
Upcoming developments, funded by the fundraising round:
Informed consent: collection and archiving of the patient’s informed consent, with electronic signature.
Quote tracking: sending, explaining and following up on quotes, acceptance tracking dashboard.
Purchasing comparison tool: Julie compares the prices of consumables and equipment from suppliers.
Integrations: connections to other practice management software, already in production for several of them and under negotiation for others.
The fundraising round will also make it possible to strengthen server security, with HDS certification for example, and to reduce server and AI costs associated with the agents.
Why raise €500,000?
The team is raising €500,000 for 10% of the equity, because it needs to structure the company to meet demand. The funds finance product and technology (40%), sales and marketing (35%), security, compliance, and operations (25%), including the HDS certification required to serve French practices.
Target scenario objective: 300 clients and €700,000 in annual recurring revenue by the end of 2027, 1,000 clients by the end of 2028, then a Series A for international expansion.
And, in addition, if you are a Belgian tax resident, the investment qualifies for the start-up tax shelter: a tax reduction of 45% of the amount invested, against your 2026 income.
TAX SHELTER
45%
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A remaining amount of €351,000 is available for the Tax Shelter benefit.
