For dental practices

More implant and aligner patients, and families who stay for years.

People researching the cases you want most find you, and every treatment plan is followed through to the chair.

Two markets

One practice. Two ways patients choose it.

The first keeps the schedule full. The biggest cases come from the second.

A family choosing a dentist

What they type

dentist near me accepting new patients

What they’re really asking

  • Do you take our insurance?
  • Can the kids come in together?

How long they take

A dayOften one evening, on a phone.

What wins them

The map
Close, and open when they are
Recent reviews
From families like theirs
A fast answer
Before they call the next one

What they’re worth

Years of check-ups, and the friends they send.

Someone looking into implants

What they type

dental implant cost near me

What they’re really asking

  1. What will it cost?
  2. Will it hurt?
  3. Can I pay over time?

How long they take

WeeksReading, comparing, asking around.

What wins them

  1. A page that answers all of it
  2. A consultation they can book from the page
  3. Follow-up after it, while they decide

What they’re worth

Thousands, in one case.

Found by name

Found for implants, not just for “dentist near me.”

People weigh implants, aligners and veneers by name, for weeks, on Google and in AI answers. The practice that answers them is the one they book.

Already diagnosed

Your next implant case may already be in your chart.

Treatment diagnosed and not yet booked is the closest revenue a practice has. Nobody has to find a new patient for it. Someone only has to follow it up.

Followed through

A treatment plan on paper isn’t a patient in the chair.

Stage 01 At checkout

The plan goes home with a note from you.

The day a plan is presented, the patient leaves with it in writing and a short note in your practice’s voice: what happens next, and who to ask.

  • Written for the kitchen table
  • Questions welcome, by text or email
  • No plan left without a next step

Stage 02 Two days later

Her questions answered the way you’d answer them.

Cost, financing where you offer it and how many visits it takes, each answered while she’s still deciding.

  • A reply the same evening, not next week
  • In plain words, not treatment codes
  • No case stalled on one unanswered question

Stage 03 Weeks three to eight

When she goes quiet, a gentle check-in.

A short note every couple of weeks while she’s deciding, with no pressure and no countdowns, until she books or tells you no.

  • Each note about her case, not a newsletter
  • Stopped the moment she replies or books
  • Booked the day she’s ready

Stage 04 The case begins

Booked, then reminded to the day.

Once she books, every visit of the case is confirmed and reminded, so the chair isn’t empty on the day.

  • A new time offered if she can’t make it
  • A missed visit followed up and rebooked
  • Each visit in the case booked as it comes

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New patients

The first answer to the insurance question wins the new patient.

A form, a message or a missed call gets a reply in your practice’s voice straight away, so the ready ones book a first visit before they try the next name on the list.

The families you see

Families stay for years when someone keeps them on the schedule.

A full schedule that stays full, from people who already know the practice.

Working with us

We start with what your practice already has.

  1. 01

    Where your cases stand

    Plans not booked, patients overdue and calls that rang out, with what a case and a new family are worth to you.

  2. 02

    Live within the first month

    Every open plan, overdue patient and new inquiry followed from then on.

  3. 03

    Nothing for your team to chase

    The plan notes, check-ins, recalls and reminders go out on their own.

  4. 04

    Counted every month

    New patients, treatment booked, and what it was worth.

From the owners we’ve worked with.

Questions practice owners ask about new patients.

How do I market my dental practice?

Be the practice patients find and trust first: a Google profile and reviews that lead your area, a website with a page for each treatment you want more of, and ads for the high-value cases. Then answer and follow up every inquiry, where new patients are most often lost.

How do I get more new patients?

More of the people already searching for a dentist nearby need to see you, choose you and get through to you. That’s your map ranking and reviews, a website that makes booking easy, and calls answered while the team is with patients.

How do I get patients to book the treatment they were planned for?

Follow up. Many leave the chair meaning to book and then don’t, over cost, nerves or time. A message a few days later, a call from the team and a reminder weeks on bring many back to the plan.

How do I stop missing calls while the team is with patients?

Let no call end in silence: a missed call gets a text back right away, and chat and forms get a reply that books or flags a call back. The front desk then calls the ones who need a person.

How do I cut no-shows and empty hygiene slots?

Reminders patients can confirm in one tap, a quick way to reschedule, and recalls sent when cleanings are due. Gaps that still open can go to patients waiting for an earlier time.