A quarter of your calls never reach the front desk.
The average dental practice misses somewhere between a fifth and a third of incoming calls during normal opening hours. Not overnight — during the day, while the phone is staffed. Reception is with a patient, the second line rings, and a new patient books somewhere else.
What we hear on the first call
Every one of these came up in an actual first call. None of them are about how the website looks.
What missed calls cost a practice
Pre-filled with typical figures for this kind of business — 15 missed calls a week at $700 each. Drag the sliders to match yours.
Evenings, weekends, and every call that comes in while your hands are full.
What a typical job, appointment, or matter is worth to you, before costs.
Of the callers you actually speak to, the share that becomes a job.
It pays for itself at 69 recovered customers a year. Everything past that is profit.
The 35% recovery figure is deliberately conservative. No system saves every missed call — some callers will not talk to a machine, and some were never going to buy. We would rather show you a number you can trust than the best case.
Other industries we work with
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