We work for the practice — never the supplier
Opworth reads your supply invoices and reprices every line against the open market. The audit is free, we never sell you anything, and there's no commitment.
How it works
A few months of supply invoices is enough to start. Forward them to your practice's private Opworth address, or drop them in from your desktop. PDFs or photos both work.
Opworth resolves each item to the exact product and checks its price against every authorized seller — Net32, Darby, manufacturer-direct, and more.
A plain-English statement of your annual spend, what you overpaid, and the twenty items costing you the most. An operator reviews it before it reaches you.
Why you can trust the number
Opworth doesn't run a store, hold inventory, or take a cent from any supplier. That's not a slogan — it's the whole design. The only party we answer to is your practice.
No supplier pays us. No placement fees, no commissions. Nothing steers where we say the best price is.
Here's how we make money. The audit is free. Later, if you want us to handle the buying too, that's a flat monthly fee — never a share of your spend, and never a cent from a supplier.
Authorized sellers only. We price against FDA-registered, licensed distributors — not gray-market listings.
Your numbers stay yours. Your invoices and volumes are never shared with any supplier. One person on our side reviews your report before it reaches you — no one else.
No patient data. We need supply invoices only. Anything that looks like patient information is automatically set aside before processing and never enters your report.
What you get
Your true twelve-month supply spend, itemized by vendor and by category.
Line by line, what the same product costs from the best authorized seller.
The SKUs where the gap between what you pay and the market is widest.
For each item, the full set of prices we checked — winners and losers both.
Why the gaps are so wide
Across the dental supply market, the same items sell for very different prices depending on the seller. The ranges below are industry estimates of how wide that gap runs by category — directional, not a promise. Where your practice actually lands is exactly what the audit measures.
These are approximate industry ranges for how much prices vary by category, shown to illustrate why an audit is worthwhile. They are not a claim about any specific product and not a projection of your practice's savings — only your own invoices can show that.
Free, and yours to keep