A week in your trade
AI Tools for Dental Practices
Most dental practices run on software that was current five years ago. Tell us how your team actually works, and we name the tools that give backfive to ten hours a week — with real prices and setup times.
Where dental practices lose the time
- Recall lists worked through by hand, one call at a time
- Insurance pre-authorisations and claim chasing
- Phone tag over appointments and reminders
- Notes written up after every patient
What we typically find
| Task | Hours per week |
|---|---|
| Recall and reactivation calls | 5–8 |
| Insurance admin and claims | 4–6 |
| Appointment reminders and rescheduling | 3–5 |
| Clinical note write-up | 3–4 |
Ranges from assessments of businesses like yours. Your report gives your own numbers, not these.
What you get
Six tools, named
What each costs, how long it takes to set up, and what it gives back.
Ranked by impact and effort
So you know what to do first, and what to leave until later.
A four-day plan
One tool a day. Most of the report is live inside a week.
Written for dental practices
- Cutting Recall Calls in a Dental PracticeRecall lists eat five to eight hours a week in most practices. Here is what actually replaces the calling, what it costs, and what to leave alone.
- Where Dental Insurance Admin Actually Loses TimePre-authorisations and claim chasing cost four to six hours a week. Most of it is not the claims themselves, it is the following up.
Read one before you buy
Every assessment follows the same structure. Here is a complete one, with the business anonymised.