
Clinical notes are a different job from a patient app
If you are comparing Toothfairy or CareScribe with a dental scribe, check what the tool writes. Dentascribe writes the clinical record and the letters that follow it.
Toothfairy and Dentascribe
Dentascribe prices are the public UK prices in November 2026. Competitor prices are left blank where a current UK dental price was not used.
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| Feature | Dentascribe* | Toothfairy |
|---|---|---|
| Clickable dental templates | Free | Not a UK clickable dental template |
| Ambient dental note | £21/month billed yearly | Medical or non-UK scribe |
| Paste into SOE, Dentally, R4, SFD | Yes | Not the UK workflow |
| GDPR compliant | Yes | Yes |
| UK Cyber Essentials | Yes | Yes |
| DCB0129 compliant | Yes | Yes |
Dentascribe prices checked on dentascribe.uk/pricing in November 2026. Yearly billing is shown as the monthly equivalent. Competitor cells are not a scraped price.
A dental template, filled from the visit
Ambient notes and clickable notes use the same UK dental headings. The result is a record you can paste, not a generic medical summary.
Which one is right for you?
Stick with Toothfairy
We looked at Toothfairy as a patient-facing dental product and at CareScribe as a medical scribe. Neither is a substitute for a UK dental clinical-notes template.
Switch to Dentascribe if...
you need the appointment written into your dental template, with GDPR terms a UK practice can read.
Choose the tool that writes the dental record you already keep.
