Dental practice ops

Find the front-desk leaks costing booked dental appointments.

SideEye Labs maps one call, new-patient, recall, treatment-plan, or no-show workflow, then fixes the fastest expensive handoff with the tools already in place.

No patient names, appointment details, health information, payment data, access credentials, or clinical advice needed for the first teardown.

Appointment leak map

1Missed-call callbackleak
2New-patient schedulingleak
3Treatment-plan follow-upleak
4Recall and hygiene reactivationleak
5No-show rescueleak

Buying ladder

Start small. Pay only when the leak is specific enough to fix.

Free front-desk teardown

15 minutes

Walk through one non-sensitive front-desk flow and leave with the most likely appointment leak plus the first fix to test.

Dental workflow diagnostic

$300-$500

Get a front-desk flow map, leak scorecard, quick-win backlog, and a go/no-go recommendation for a fix sprint.

5-day fix sprint

$1,500-$3,000

Implement one or two fixes using the clinic's current phone, forms, calendar, PMS, reminders, or messaging tools where possible.

Built for owner-operated dental clinics.

Best fit: clinics where the dentist or practice manager suspects calls, treatment follow-up, recall, or no-shows are leaking chair time, but the front desk is too busy to rebuild the workflow.

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Missed calls

Check whether calls that hit voicemail get a fast owner, callback script, and same-day scheduling loop.

Treatment follow-up

Find where unscheduled treatment plans stall after the consult, estimate, insurance answer, or patient objection.

Invisalign consults

Track how consult interest, scans, estimates, financing questions, and next-appointment offers move after the first conversation.

Recall gaps

Map how overdue hygiene, recall, and inactive patients are found, prioritized, messaged, and rebooked.

No-show rescue

Tighten the reminder, confirmation, waitlist, and same-week fill process without touching clinical advice.

Safe first scope

The first teardown stays operational, not clinical.

Share generic roles, tools, and handoff steps only. Keep patient health information, appointment records, insurance details, payment data, credentials, and clinical decisions out of the request.

Next step

Send one front-desk workflow for a 15-minute teardown.

If the leak is real but scope is unclear, the paid diagnostic produces the map, scorecard, quick-win backlog, and sprint recommendation.

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