They don't understand it.
Clinical jargon, procedure codes, and invoice-style formatting create confusion. Most patients can't translate "D6065 - Implant Supported PFM Crown" into what's actually going to happen in their mouth.
Use case · Increase treatment acceptance
57% 70%+
Where does the other 43% go?
The gap between presented and accepted treatment isn't clinical - it's communication. Patients reject what they don't understand, ignore what looks generic, and avoid decisions they're pressured into.
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It's not the treatment. It's how it's presented.
Patients don't reject treatment because they don't need it. They reject it because the way it's presented creates doubt instead of confidence.
It doesn't look like you care.
Before evaluating the recommendation, the patient evaluates the document. A generic printout signals "we didn't spend time on this." A branded, visual proposal signals expertise and attention.
They're pressured in the chair.
Patients asked to decide during the appointment feel rushed. Complex treatments - financially and emotionally significant - deserve time. Decisions made under pressure have higher cancellation rates.
They can't discuss it at home.
The patient takes a printout home. Their partner asks "what does this mean?" The patient can't explain it. The document can't explain it either. The conversation dies. The plan dies with it.
Nobody follows up.
The plan is sent. Nobody checks whether the patient opened it, read it, or has questions. Three weeks later, someone remembers to call. The patient has moved on. The moment is gone.
Every step of acceptance, addressed.
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Visual diagnostics, plain-language explanations, treatment phase breakdowns
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Branded, designed documents unique to your clinic - logo, colors, layout
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Patient portal with asynchronous review - patients decide at home, on their time
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Magic link opens a mobile-friendly plan that explains itself - shareable, commentable
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Real-time notifications when patients open, comment, accept. Pipeline tracking ensures no plan is forgotten
The document IS the follow-up. There's no coordinator to call patients - the plan must earn trust and prompt action on its own. The notification tells you when to act.
Read the solo storyThe magic link and notifications become a conversion engine. The coordinator responds while the patient is still engaged - minutes, not days. Speed of response correlates directly with acceptance.
Read the clinic storyAcceptance rates become measurable and comparable across locations. The operations team can identify which sites follow up promptly and which let plans die - then act on the data.
Read the DSO storyFour moments that determine revenue.
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Plan Created
The configurator produces a professional, visual document in minutes. Quality is automatic, not effortful. The plan explains treatment in terms patients understand.
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Plan Sent
A magic link delivers the plan to the patient's phone or email. No app download, no login. The patient opens a branded, mobile-friendly treatment plan.
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Patient Engages
The patient reads at home, shares with a partner, scrolls through phases and pricing. They leave a comment. The clinic gets an instant notification.
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Decision
The patient accepts on their own terms, without pressure. The coordinator responds and schedules treatment. The lifecycle is complete - and tracked.
The numbers that define the gap.
57%
Case acceptance rate
Industry average. Top performers reach 70%+. That's 13 percentage points of lost revenue.
35%
Comprehensive case acceptance
Multi-procedure plans, where the revenue is. Top clinics reach 55%+ with clearer presentation and unpressured review.
42%
Case completion rate
Even accepted plans die without tracking. Plans expire, patients postpone, follow-ups never happen.
Sources: Planet DDS, Denticon, dental industry composite data (2024-2026).
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