A strong dental front desk is not “just phones.” It protects access (patients reach you), flow (the schedule runs), and trust (patients feel cared for). Start by tightening three basics: fast call coverage with clear triage, consistent scheduling rules (templates, procedure lengths, buffers), and reliable patient communications (reminders, instructions, follow-ups). Then add systems for check-in/out, insurance and financial clarity, records requests, and last-minute cancellation fill. If your team can’t cover peaks or after-hours, an AI receptionist can help by answering every call 24/7, capturing details, booking appointments, and texting your team so nothing slips.
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9 Must-Do Systems for a High-Performing Dental Front Desk
A strong dental front desk is not “just phones.” It protects access (patients reach you), flow (the...
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