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Veterinary Dental Charting Software That Keeps It Simple

November 11, 2026 | 3 minute read

Most veterinary dental charting software is built with the specialist in mind: lots of modules, lots of fields, and a price to match. A general practice just needs to chart a dental accurately, quickly and consistently. That is what Underbite is for.

Designed for the General Practitioner

General practice teams do dentals between surgeries, appointments and everything else the day brings. Underbite is built around that reality. It covers what you chart in a typical dental for dogs and cats, using standard AVDC terminology, and leaves out the extras that slow a busy team down.

Simpler by Design

Faster at the Chair

Underbite saves as you go, so there is no save step. Hold Shift to apply a finding to several teeth at once, or start a new chart from the patient's last one so you only update what changed. Many clinics have a technician chart while the doctor examines the mouth, so the chart is done when the dental is done. Here is how to chart faster.

Priced for General Practice

Underbite does one job, dental charting, and does it well, so it does not carry the cost of a full suite you will not use. Plans are $30 a month or $220 a year, and every plan starts with a two-week free trial. You get a clean, professional PDF in one click to add to your practice management system.

See how simple dental charting can be

Chart a dog or a cat in the live demo with no account, or start your two-week free trial.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the best veterinary dental charting software for a general practice?

The one your whole team will actually use. Underbite is built for general practice: an interactive chart for dogs and cats, standard AVDC terminology, automatic saving and a one-click PDF, without extra modules you do not need.

How much does Underbite cost?

$30 per month or $220 per year, with a two-week free trial on every plan. The live demo needs no account.

Is Underbite hard to learn?

No. Click a tooth, choose its findings, and the chart updates and saves on its own. Most teams are comfortable after trying the demo once.