Create ABHA for your patients, share records only with their consent, and see their medical history before you treat. All inside the same software you use for appointments, charting and billing.
Built and tested on the ABDM sandbox · NHA certification in progress
Where we stand
Four terms you will keep hearing. Here is what each one means for your clinic.
Ayushman Bharat Health Account
A free 14-digit health ID for every patient, made with Aadhaar or mobile number.
Your patient’s dental records can travel with them — safely, only with their OTP consent.
Healthcare Professionals Registry
The government’s list of verified doctors, including dentists.
Your registration proves you are a real, licensed dentist on the national network.
Health Facility Registry
The government’s list of verified clinics and hospitals.
Your clinic gets its own digital ID, so records you create are trusted everywhere.
Patient-approved sharing
Nothing is shared unless the patient says yes on their phone.
You stay on the right side of privacy rules without extra paperwork.
Not a plan on paper. These work today and are being tested against the government's official test cases.
Patient does not have an ABHA? Create one at the front desk with their Aadhaar OTP or mobile number, in under two minutes.
Patient already has one? Enter the number or ABHA address, confirm with OTP, and their name, age and gender fill the form for you.
Put up your clinic QR. Patients scan it with the ABHA app and their details land in your registration screen — no typing, no queue.
Consultations, prescriptions and invoices are linked to the patient’s ABHA, so they can see them in any ABHA app.
With the patient’s consent, fetch reports from other hospitals and doctors — blood thinners before an extraction, sugar levels before surgery.
Records are sent in the government’s standard format (FHIR), encrypted, and deleted on your side when the patient’s consent ends.
No new routine for your team. ABDM runs quietly in the background of a normal visit.
Scans your clinic QR, or the receptionist creates / verifies their ABHA.
Chart, prescribe and bill in Smart Dental Desk. No extra screens.
The visit is linked to the patient’s ABHA automatically.
They see their records in their ABHA app and choose who else can see them.
ABDM is one part. Smart Dental Desk also brings you new patients and keeps old ones coming back — things most dental software leaves out.
Reminders, prescriptions and bills go out from your clinic’s own WhatsApp number, with a shared inbox for the front desk.
Send festival wishes, offers and check-up recalls to the right patients in a few clicks.
Ask happy patients for a review after the visit, read every review, and reply — per branch.
Book an online appointment and a Google Meet or Zoom link is sent to the patient automatically.
A ready-made dental website on your own domain. Enquiries come straight into your appointment book.
Patients book from your website, Google or our free dentist directory. You confirm in one tap.
Plus everything you use every day
Straight answers to what dentists ask us most.
ABDM (Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission) is the Government of India’s programme to connect doctors, clinics, labs and patients digitally. It gives every patient a health ID (ABHA), every doctor a verified ID (HPR) and every clinic a verified ID (HFR), so health records can move safely between them — only when the patient agrees.
Yes. Your patient’s records are linked to their ABHA, so they can carry them anywhere. And with the patient’s consent, you can see reports from their physician or hospital before you treat — for example, whether they are on blood thinners before an extraction. ABDM is also increasingly asked for in government schemes, insurance and corporate tie-ups.
The ABHA number is a 14-digit number, like an Aadhaar for health. The ABHA address is an easy-to-remember name, like rahul@abdm, which the patient uses to log in and share records. One person can have one ABHA number and one or more ABHA addresses.
No. ABHA is voluntary. You can treat and bill a patient without one. If they want one, your receptionist can create it in the clinic in a couple of minutes using their Aadhaar or mobile OTP.
To share records on the ABDM network, the dentist should be on HPR and the clinic on HFR. Both are free on the government portal. Our team helps you with the steps during onboarding.
Not yet. We have built ABHA creation, ABHA verification, Scan & Share, record linking and consent-based record fetching, and we are now completing the National Health Authority’s certification tests. We will update this page the day certification is granted. Book a demo to see it working today.
Yes. Records are shared only after the patient approves on their own phone. Everything sent over ABDM is encrypted, and data you receive is deleted when the patient’s consent ends. Your clinic data is stored on servers in India.
See ABHA creation, Scan & Share and consent-based records working in a 20-minute demo. We also help you with HPR and HFR registration.
