Let patients decide at home, not in the chair.
- Full plan, questions, and pricing - all in one place
- Patients comment, ask questions, accept, or decline
- Asynchronous - patients engage on their schedule
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Lena, I put this plan together myself after Tuesday's visit. It is in the order I would want for my own family: what protects the tooth first, what can wait, and what is optional.
The lower right molar, tooth 46, is cracked below the gum line and cannot be saved. The gap at 36 has been open for years, and 16 and 25 show early decay.
Three phases over about four months.
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Your logo, colour and photo, with the patient's name on it.
Accept or decline, in the plan itself. The moment she taps, you see it at the clinic.
Works alongside your clinic software
From blank to a branded treatment plan
From sent to patient choice - explicitly
Treatment plans used to look like spreadsheets with codes and totals. Patients saw invoices and compared prices. Plandentic plans are interactive, informative proposals that bring clarity to every option. Patients see your expertise and trust your recommendation.
The following treatment plan is based on the clinical evaluation and x-rays taken on 14/10/2026. This plan is a recommended sequence of care to restore your oral health.
| Procedure | Tooth | Code | Description | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Phase 1: oral surgery and implants | ||||
| 1.1 | 11 12 16 17 22 23 | D7140 | Extraction, erupted tooth | €420.00 |
| 1.2 | 14 26 | D7250 | Removal of residual tooth roots | €360.00 |
| 1.3 | 47 | D7140 | Extraction, erupted tooth | €70.00 |
| 1.4 | 38 | D7230 | Removal of impacted tooth, partially bony | €180.00 |
| 1.5 | 12 22 | D6010 | Surgical placement of implant body, endosteal | €1,700.00 |
| 1.6 | 15 25 | D6010 | Surgical placement of implant body, endosteal | €1,900.00 |
| 1.7 | 12 15 22 25 | D6056 | Prefabricated abutment, includes placement | €600.00 |
| Phase 2: fixed prosthodontic, mandibular | ||||
| 2.1 | 37-46 | D6740 | Retainer crown, porcelain/ceramic | €4,000.00 |
| 2.2 | 36 44 45 | D6245 | Pontic, porcelain/ceramic | €1,200.00 |
| Phase 3: implant prosthodontic, maxillary | ||||
| 3.1 | 16-26 | D6114 | Implant/abutment supported fixed denture, maxillary | €9,600.00 |
I have received and reviewed this treatment plan and had the opportunity to ask questions.
Hi Marko Delos, this is your plan.
Your smile,
planned together.
Everything we talked about at your visit, in one place: what we found, what we suggest, and what it costs.
Dental Studio Melos
October 2026
Marko, this is everything we went through on Monday. Your upper teeth can no longer hold, so they come out on one day and four implants go in. Your lower teeth stay, joined under one bridge.
Marko, here is what we propose: one fixed bridge on four implants for your upper teeth, and one bridge to join and protect your lower teeth. The teeth that cannot be saved come out first.
Three phases over about four months.
1 2 3 Dental implants are the most well-established method for permanently replacing a missing tooth, with millions placed worldwide each year. A small titanium post is positioned in the jawbone, where it naturally fuses with the bone over several months - a process called osseointegration.
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1 2 3 A dental bridge replaces one or more missing teeth by anchoring securely to neighbouring teeth or implants. It is a well-established, fixed solution.
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Marko, here is what we propose: one fixed bridge on four implants for your upper teeth, and one bridge to join and protect your lower teeth. The teeth that cannot be saved come out first.
Three phases over about four months.
Plandentic is where a treatment plan is made and followed to the patient's yes. The dentist and the treatment coordinator work in it all day; the rest of the team opens it for their part. Pick your clinic size.
One dentist, one to four staff. The owner is the dentist, the presenter and the pricer. The assistant is the universal second person and often also the front desk.
Two to five dentists, five to fifteen staff. The first structural change is a manager who is not a dentist. The coordinator is still a hat, usually on the manager or a senior assistant.
Five to fifteen clinicians, up to fifty staff. Roles specialise: dedicated treatment coordinators, a front office lead, billing as its own desk, a clinical lead per department.
Multi-site groups run two ladders: an operations line and a clinical line. Each site keeps the small-clinic shape under a practice manager.
The same person as the dentist · Analytics on stalled plans, the pricebook, staff and branding
Principal dentist or partners · Analytics on stalled plans, the pricebook, staff and branding
Owners and a medical director · Analytics on stalled plans, the pricebook, staff and branding
The board and the owners · Analytics on stalled plans, the pricebook, staff and branding
One person: owns, diagnoses, prices and presents · Charts the diagnosis and plans the treatment
Regional dental director: oversight, peer review, audits · Analytics on stalled plans, the pricebook, staff and branding
Area managers, a practice manager per site under them · Analytics on stalled plans, the pricebook, staff and branding
Clinical Diagnoses, plans, treats
The same person as the owner · Charts the diagnosis and plans the treatment
Principal plus associates · Charts the diagnosis and plans the treatment
Dentists and specialists per department · Charts the diagnosis and plans the treatment
Lead dentist per site plus associates · Charts the diagnosis and plans the treatment
Only where the profession exists · Findings on the chart and the hygiene phases
Where the profession exists · Findings on the chart and the hygiene phases
Where the profession exists · Findings on the chart and the hygiene phases
Where the profession exists · Findings on the chart and the hygiene phases
One or two, often also reception · Photos, X-rays and scans into the case, chairside entry
One per chair, a lead nurse from three chairs · Photos, X-rays and scans into the case, chairside entry
Surgical, prophylaxis, orthodontic · Photos, X-rays and scans into the case, chairside entry
Site staff · Photos, X-rays and scans into the case, chairside entry
External · Prosthetics appear as priced steps in the plan
External · Prosthetics appear as priced steps in the plan
Sometimes in-house · Prosthetics appear as priced steps in the plan
Central or external · Prosthetics appear as priced steps in the plan
Business and administration Sells, schedules, runs the practice
A hat the owner wears · Staff, permissions, the pricebook, clinic branding
The first dedicated management job · Staff, permissions, the pricebook, clinic branding
Practice manager or clinic director · Staff, permissions, the pricebook, clinic branding
Practice manager per site · Staff, permissions, the pricebook, clinic branding
The assistant, or one receptionist · The plans list, sending, seeing when it was opened
Two to three, scheduling and billing · The plans list, sending, seeing when it was opened
Front office lead plus reception · The plans list, sending, seeing when it was opened
Per site · The plans list, sending, seeing when it was opened
The dentist presents and follows up · Every plan's status, presenting, sending, following up
On the manager or a senior assistant · Every plan's status, presenting, sending, following up
One to three, dedicated · Every plan's status, presenting, sending, following up
Per site, with targets · Every plan's status, presenting, sending, following up
Folded into reception · Reads the priced plan
Usually reception · Reads the priced plan
Billing and insurance desk · Reads the priced plan
Central revenue cycle · Reads the priced plan
Outsourced · A referral specialist gets the plan as a PDF or a link
Outsourced · A referral specialist gets the plan as a PDF or a link
Partners and agencies · A referral specialist gets the plan as a PDF or a link
Central support and partners · A referral specialist gets the plan as a PDF or a link
A cloud-based dental app with an advanced tooth chart - diagnose, outline treatments, and watch the plan assemble itself as you click.
The yes or no happens after the appointment, somewhere you currently can't see into. Plandentic tracks every plan from creation to patient decision.
Real-time engagement as soon as the patient views the plan
How much revenue walks out of your clinic in unsent, unfollowed, or poorly presented treatment plans? The gap is not clinical skill - it's how the plan is presented, followed up, and managed.
3x
Higher response rate
Real-time follow-up when a patient opens a plan dramatically increases acceptance.
57%
Average case acceptance
The industry average. Top performers hit 70%+. The gap is presentation, not skill.
42%
Plans actually completed
Even accepted plans slip through without active lifecycle management.
1 plan
Pays for itself
One additional accepted plan per week pays for Plandentic many times over.
Plandentic adds treatment planning and patient communication on top of the clinic software you already use for scheduling, billing, and patient records. It runs alongside from day one, and can be connected to keep data in sync when you want it.
Every plan you create feeds analytics that get smarter over time.
AI composes patient-ready plan documents today, tailoring design, length, and layout to case complexity. X-ray analysis and speech-to-plan dictation on the roadmap. Your data stays yours - AI learns from your clinic.
Every plan you create feeds analytics about which services convert best, where patients hesitate, and how your acceptance rate trends over time.
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The same people you would have met at Dentex ’26, SaaStanak ’25 and ’26.