Dental 365 Standard Now Available on Microsoft AppSource

Dec 14, 2023

Dental clinic Owners, Managers and Administrators worldwide can benefit from Dental 365 Standard for Microsoft Dynamics 365 to Revolutionizes Dental Patient Care with Innovative Clinic Software

EDMONTON, Alberta & NEW YORK - Dec. 14, 2023 - PRLog -- Kaizen Dynamics Partners Inc (www.kdpsolutions.ca) today announced the availability of its cutting-edge dental clinic software Dental 365 Standard on Microsoft AppSource, an online cloud marketplace providing tailored line-of-business solutions.

This revolutionary software is poised to transform the way dental clinics operate, enhancing patient care, streamlining workflows, and improving overall efficiency.

Dental 365 Standard new clinic software is designed to meet the unique needs of dental professionals, offering a comprehensive suite of features that cover every aspect of clinic management. From appointment scheduling to treatment planning and billing, Dental 365 provides an all-encompassing solution to simplify daily operations. Dental Professional can now take advantage of the Microsoft Dynamics 365 platform that delivers superior operational efficiency and breakthrough customer experiences enabling businesses to become more agile and reduce complexity without increasing costs.

"We strive to deliver innovative and scalable solutions to dental clinic owners and groups, allowing them to operate with simplicity, efficiency, and security while focusing on what they do best, all with the help of the features and advantages of Microsoft Dynamics 365," said Abbes Rizk, CEO of Kaizen Dynamics Partners Inc.

Giovanni Mezgec, Vice President, Modern Work + Business Applications Field & Partner Marketing, Microsoft Corp., said, "We welcome Dental 365 to AppSource, where global customers can find thousands of line-of-business partner solutions that work with the Microsoft products they already use. Thanks to trusted partners like Kaizen Dynamics Partners Inc, AppSource is part of a cloud marketplace landscape predicted to grow revenue 500% from 2022 to 2025."

Dental 365's clinic software is now available for clinics of all sizes. To learn more about the features and benefits, visit www.ddental365.com.

About Kaizen Dynamics Partners Inc:

Kaizen Dynamics Partners Inc stands as a prominent industry leader, specializing in the implementation and support of Microsoft Dynamics 365 business applications. The company is dedicated to transforming dental clinic operations through the introduction of its cutting-edge product, Dental 365 Standard. Committed to fostering innovation and enhancing operational efficiency, Kaizen Dynamics Partners Inc is poised to redefine the landscape of dental practice management.

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