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Ardent vs. Overjet
Overjet’s insurance verification is part of its AI revenue cycle suite, launched in June 2025 (press release). How it compares with Ardent on price, channels, PMS write-back and timing, using Overjet’s own published pages, checked October 2026.
At a glance
Ardent vs. Overjet, side by side
Ardent is automated dental insurance verification software: it works every payer channel, fills your own breakdown form and writes it back to your PMS, for $849 per practice per month.
| Ardent | Overjet | |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | Software that runs unattended | AI software (source) |
| Published price | $849 per practice per month, unlimited verifications (pricing) | Not published (source) |
| How it gets answers | Payer portals, clearinghouse 270/271, requested benefits faxes and AI voice calls to the payer | Payer connections and portals, with more than 1,000 payers claimed (source) |
| Writes back to the PMS | Yes: your completed breakdown in the patient’s chart, and notes in the PMS fields your team uses | Integrates with major PMS systems; specifics not published (source) |
| Breakdown form | Your own breakdown form, in your notation | Not published |
| Timing | Starts days ahead of each visit and catches new bookings; on-demand runs anytime | Three or more days before the appointment, with instant on-demand checks (source) |
| PMS named on its site | Dentrix, Dentrix Ascend, Dentrix Enterprise, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, Curve Dental, Denticon, Cloud 9, OrthoTrac and CareStack (integrations) | Not published |
The differences
Where Ardent differs from Overjet
Three differences that change a front desk’s day, each from Overjet’s published pages.
- Calls and faxbacks: Ardent phones the payer and requests benefits faxes for what portals leave open; Overjet’s page describes payer connections and portals.
- Your own form: Ardent fills the breakdown form your office already uses, in your notation.
- A published price: $849 per practice per month for unlimited verifications.
Fair to say
When Overjet may be the better fit
Overjet may suit a practice already using Overjet’s imaging or revenue cycle products. Book a demo with Ardent to see your own schedule verified before deciding.
Answers
Ardent vs. Overjet: questions
Calls and faxbacks: Ardent phones the payer and requests benefits faxes for what portals leave open; Overjet’s page describes payer connections and portals. Your own form: Ardent fills the breakdown form your office already uses, in your notation. A published price: $849 per practice per month for unlimited verifications.
Overjet: Not published. Ardent: $849 per practice per month with unlimited verifications.
Overjet lists these channels: Payer connections and portals, with more than 1,000 payers claimed. Ardent works payer portals, clearinghouses and benefits faxes, and an AI voice agent calls the payer for anything still open, writing an answer only with a quote from the rep behind it.
Overjet: Integrates with major PMS systems; specifics not published. Ardent writes the completed breakdown into the patient’s chart and notes into the PMS fields your team uses.