Nosht is a dental notes app built around the way associates actually work. Its 49 structured, GDC & FGDP(UK)-aligned templates copy straight into whatever PMS a practice runs — Dentally, SOE Exact, R4, Kodex or any other — so your documentation stays consistent and defensible wherever you attend. No patient identifiers in your clinical notes. From £29/month.
Associates rarely control the practice’s software and often work across more than one site, but the record-keeping responsibility is personal: your indemnity and GDC registration rest on notes that are complete and contemporaneous, whatever system you are typing into. Nosht sits above the practice’s PMS — you build the note in Nosht and paste it wherever you need to. See what dental notes must include.
Yes. Nosht is a single-clinician subscription (Solo £29/mo or Pro £49/mo) that fits an associate exactly — your own account, your own templates and preferences, and 49 structured note templates that copy into whatever PMS the practice runs.
Yes. Nosht is PMS-agnostic: you copy each finished note and paste it into Dentally, SOE Exact, R4, Kodex or any other system. There is no integration to set up and no practice IT sign-off to arrange — it works the same at every practice you attend.
Your Nosht account, template preferences and settings are yours, not the practice’s, so they travel with you when you move or work across more than one practice. Your clinical notes themselves live in each practice’s PMS, where you paste them.
Your clinical notes hold no patient identifiers — only clinical descriptors, which you copy and paste into your PMS. The one exception is the optional Referral Letter, where you choose to enter the patient details needed to address a letter. Nosht stores only your account details and template preferences.
Nosht is £29/month on the Solo plan and £49/month on Pro, each with a 3-day free trial. Every plan includes all 49 templates and Bulletproof Mode compliance prompts; Pro adds the optional typed-shorthand AI fill, prescribing and finance tools.