For dental clinics

Every patient is due every six months. Few remember.

The check-up and cleaning cycle is the most predictable repeat visit there is, and most clinics leave it to memory. We set up a system that recalls patients on time and offers the chair hours you want filled.

A typical weekQuiet: Weekday early afternoons
9111357 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun

BusySlowEmpty, still paid for

An illustration. Your week will look different.

Seen this lately?

Multiplexes sell morning show tickets for ₹99.

It is their emptiest hour. The hall, the staff and the projector cost the same either way, so they would rather sell a seat for ₹99 than leave it empty.

Maybe you can't make a 10 am show. But someone does. Someone is free while your dental chair sits empty too.

Sound familiar?
  • Patients come back only when something hurts.
  • Treatment plans stall after the first sitting.
  • Weekday afternoons have long gaps between patients.
  • The recall list lives in a register nobody opens.
You already know who is due

That is not marketing. That is remembering.

  1. MarchRahul's cleaning
  2. late AugustOne message, before the due date
  3. SeptemberDue again
Your business

Hi Rahul, it has been six months since your last cleaning. We have Tuesday at 2 pm free. Shall we book it?late August

Yes please✓✓

ServiceTypical cycleWhen the message goes
Check-up and cleaningEvery 6 months2 weeks before
Next sitting in a treatmentAs planned2 days before
Aligner or retainer reviewAs plannedA week before
Brushes and care productsEvery 3 monthsOn the date

Typical cycles, as a starting point. You set your own, and the system learns from each client's visits.

Three ways the quiet hours pay
Due-date visits

Six-month recalls sent on time, into the chair hours you want filled.

Refills

Brushes, aligner care and products, reminded on schedule.

Aftercare

Pending treatment stages followed up, so plans do not stall.

Your quiet hours, in rupees

What are they worth today?

Unfilled, these are worth about

₹0

a year.

If one in four got filled: ₹0

Simple arithmetic on your own numbers. Not a promise of results.

How we set it up for your dental clinic

We ask first. Then we set it up your way.

What we ask youWhat we set up

How do you recall patients today?

Every visit sets the next recall date.

Which treatments have multiple sittings?

Each sitting tracked, with a reminder before the next.

Which hours do you want filled?

Only those slots are offered for recalls.

Who should see pending treatment plans?

A weekly list for the dentist.

Your peak hours stay at full price. Offers go only to the slots you choose, and only to clients who are due.

An example

How this could look for a dental clinic.

Before

Patients returned only with pain. Treatment plans stalled.

After

Every visit sets a recall date. Patients get one message two weeks before, offering weekday afternoon slots. Stalled plans reach the dentist weekly.

Not every message books a slot. We start with a few weeks, see which hours fill, and adjust.

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