About Dentavanta
Small enough to know exactly whose data this is
We are two people building practice management software the way we would want it built for a family member's dental office: security first, and honest about what is not finished yet.
About Dentavanta
We are two people building practice management software the way we would want it built for a family member's dental office: security first, and honest about what is not finished yet.
Where we are today
Dentavanta is pre-launch. We would rather you know that from us than find out on a sales call.
Jean Derisma runs the business side of Dentavanta. Muhammad Anique builds the platform. That is the whole team today, and we are not going to pretend otherwise to sound bigger than we are.
The idea started from a simple observation: small dental and cosmetology practices are asked to hand over patient data to software built for hospital systems with security teams they do not have, or to software built cheaply with none of that rigor at all. Neither option is honest with the people whose data it is.
So we started with the infrastructure most vendors add later, if ever. Cognito authentication, row-level tenant isolation in the database, encryption through AWS KMS, and an audit log on every access, before a single scheduling screen existed. One real API endpoint proves that entire chain works end to end today.
Everything else on the platform is being built on that same foundation, in the open, with founding practices telling us what they actually need next.
What we will not compromise on
None of this is aspirational. It is the standard every line of the platform is held to before it ships.
Tenant isolation, authentication and audit logging existed before the first customer-facing feature did, and every new feature is held to the same bar.
We say early access when we mean early access, and we will tell you plainly what is not built yet instead of implying it exists.
Dentavanta is sized for a practice with a handful of providers, not a hospital system with its own IT department.
Founding practices see the roadmap and shape what gets built next, instead of receiving a finished product with no say in it.
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