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The average dental practice misses around 30-35% of incoming patient calls. Of the patients who don't get through, roughly 75% never call back. The numbers get uncomfortable fast.
Read moreNearly half of all patient appointment requests happen outside standard business hours. If they hit your voicemail, 87% will hang up without leaving a message.
Read moreYour front desk team isn't struggling because they're bad at their job. They're struggling because you're asking two or three people to do four different jobs simultaneously.
Read moreThe average dental practice loses 10-15% of scheduled appointments to no-shows. At £150-£300 per appointment in lost production, the monthly cost sits between £10,000 and £40,000.
Read moreBetween £300 and £1,000 per month for a meaningful automation setup. That's less than 5% of what a full-time receptionist costs annually, and it works 24/7.
Read moreCorporate dental chains have brand recognition, marketing budgets, and economies of scale. But independent practices win on something corporates can't replicate.
Read moreMost dental practices don't have a marketing problem. They have a conversion problem. You're paying to generate leads that your practice can't capture.
Read moreIf you're looking at automation for the first time, the options can feel overwhelming. The answer is simpler than the industry makes it seem.
Read more43% of patients who visited in the last year and a half haven't come back. Reactivating them costs a fraction of acquiring new ones.
Read moreWhatsApp is the most used messaging platform in the UK, with over 75% of the adult population using it regularly. For dental practices, this creates an obvious opportunity.
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