Your patient recall is leaving $100K+ on the table every year
We help dental clinics reactivate dormant patients and fill hygiene chairs — without hiring more front desk staff.
The average dental practice has 30-40% of patients who haven't been in for 12+ months.
That's $100K-$300K in lifetime value walking out the door.
Let's do the math on your patient base
Your typical dental practice:
Revenue at risk:
In lifetime value walking out the door
Why patients stop coming in
It's rarely about you. Life just gets in the way.
Why they stopped:
- Got busy and kept putting it off
- Had a bad experience (fear, pain, cost)
- Changed jobs / lost insurance
- Moved and didn't realize you're still close
- Just forgot — no reminder that got through
- Switched to a competitor's "new patient special"
Why they'll come back:
- A personal, non-salesy message that shows you care
- Reminder of how long it's been (guilt works)
- Easy booking — no phone tag required
- A small incentive to break the inertia
- Reassurance about any past concerns
- They never actually wanted to leave
How we fill your hygiene chairs
Export your patient list
We integrate with Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, or any practice management system. Takes 15 minutes.
We identify dormant patients
Our system flags everyone overdue for hygiene, recalls, or unscheduled treatment — prioritized by value.
AI reaches out via SMS
"Hi [Name], it's been a while since your last visit at [Practice]. We'd love to see you again — want me to find you an appointment that works?"
Appointments booked automatically
Interested patients get booked directly into your schedule. Your front desk just sees the appointments appear.
Simple, performance-based pricing
Patient Reactivation Campaign
For dental practices with 500+ patients
The "20 Appointments or Free" Guarantee
If we don't book at least 20 appointments in 30 days, we keep working for free until we do.
See how many patients you're losing every month
We'll analyze your patient base and show you exactly how much revenue is walking out the door — and how to get them back.