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Dental clinics
17 articles about dental clinics. Practical advice for your appointment-based business.
Your patients ask for appointments when your clinic is closed
A good share of dental appointment requests arrive at night and at weekends. What happens to those calls and how to recover them without extending your day.
- Dental clinics
- Scheduling
Prioritising an urgent case is not triage: the line the AI Act draws
The European regulation treats medical triage as high risk. Why giving the first slot to someone in pain is something quite different.
- Dental clinics
- Regulation
Orthodontic check-up appointments: how to manage them without throwing off the schedule
An orthodontic treatment means dozens of check-ups per patient. How to fit them in and remind patients so the treatment finishes on time.
- Dental clinics
- Scheduling
- Loyalty
Implant quotes: how to follow up without chasing the patient
An implant quote gets thought over for weeks. How to accompany that decision so it does not cool off, without being pushy.
- Dental clinics
- Business
- Marketing
How to cut no-shows in your dental clinic
No-shows empty a dental clinic's schedule and throw off the team. Why they happen and what concrete measures reduce the gaps without friction.
- Dental clinics
- Scheduling
- Loyalty
Check-up reminders: how to get patients back to your clinic
A large part of a dental clinic's schedule is routine check-ups. How to get patients back when they are due, without chasing anyone.
- Dental clinics
- Client service
- Loyalty
How to filter and prioritise urgent cases in your dental clinic
A dental emergency cannot wait in the message queue. How to handle and prioritise urgent cases without throwing off the schedule or overloading reception.
- Dental clinics
- Client service
Cosmetic dentistry: how to turn Instagram enquiries into first visits
Interest in whitening or veneers starts by looking at results on social media. How to handle those enquiries so they end up in the chair.
- Dental clinics
- Client service
- Marketing
WhatsApp in your dental clinic: how to use it without it getting out of hand
The clinic's WhatsApp fills with appointments, questions and photos at all hours. How to organise it so it helps instead of overwhelming reception.
- Dental clinics
- Client service
Digitising your dental clinic's schedule: where to start
Switching systems feels like a hassle and holds many clinics back. How to move to a digital schedule in stages, without migrating everything at once.
- Dental clinics
- Scheduling
- Management
Cancellation gaps: how to fill your clinic's schedule the same day
A cancellation leaves a surgery standing idle that is hard to cover on the fly. How to use the waiting list so that slot is not lost.
- Dental clinics
- Scheduling
Data protection in your dental clinic: what is worth being clear about
Health data has reinforced protection under the GDPR. In plain language, what that means for the day to day of a dental clinic.
- Dental clinics
- Regulation
How to win back the patients who stopped coming to your dental clinic
Many patients stop coming without saying anything, out of inertia rather than dissatisfaction. How to reactivate them and fill the schedule.
- Dental clinics
- Business
- Marketing
Google reviews for your dental clinic: how to get them without awkwardness
In healthcare, trust is everything and reviews carry more weight than in any other sector. How to ask for them naturally and consistently.
- Dental clinics
- Business
- Marketing
When an AI should stay quiet and hand the conversation to the clinic team
In a dental clinic there are questions a machine cannot answer. Where the line is, and why knowing when to stop is a virtue, not a limitation.
- Dental clinics
- Client service
The first visit: how not to lose your dental clinic's new patient
Winning a new patient costs a lot; losing them before the first appointment costs very little. How to look after that first contact so the visit is confirmed.
- Dental clinics
- Client service
- Marketing
How to answer your dental clinic's phone without overloading reception
The phone never stops and reception also has to look after the person at the desk. How not to lose calls or neglect the waiting room.
- Dental clinics
- Scheduling