Dental practices

Make new patients feel handled before the day gets busy.

Imagine helps dental practices keep the front desk, clinicians, and billing team aligned without forcing staff to rebuild patient status from calls, portals, claims, and notes. It prepares appointment, insurance, treatment-plan, and recall work for review so the team can focus on patient care.

1dental practices queue 4loops covered 0new systems required Fullaudit trail on every step
Dental team caring for a patient in a bright neighborhood practice
Today Dental practices queue
New patientsLive Treatment plansReady Insurance follow-upReview Hygiene recallQueued
Next best action New patients Turn calls and web requests into a new-patient queue with forms, insurance details, and appointment options ready.
Local proof Recall card Hygiene due date, insurance gap, treatment-plan note, and patient preference. Front desk

Less coordination drag. More dental practices focus.

Dentist checking a young patient while a parent stays nearby
New patients

Turn calls and web requests into a new-patient queue with forms, insurance details, and appointment options ready.

Happy child finishing a dental visit with the care team
Treatment plans

Draft patient-friendly treatment-plan follow-ups, financing reminders, and next appointment prompts.

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Insurance follow-up

Rank unpaid dental claims, prepare payer follow-up, and keep patient balances from getting stale.

Why this work matters

Dental teams make health feel routine instead of intimidating.

The front desk, hygienists, assistants, and doctors all carry the patient experience.

Recall rhythm Chair time Patient ease

Industry context

Census snapshot: Offices of dentists.

U.S. industry-wide employer data for 2023, included as context for dental practices.

136K employer locations
$165B 2023 revenue
1.0M workers

Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2023 County Business Patterns and Annual Integrated Economic Survey, NAICS 621210 (Offices of dentists).

Recent signal

Dental signal

Dentistry is setting standards for AI use before it scales further.

ADA coverage of AI standards in dentistry points toward validated tools, especially around imaging and clinical workflows. The lesson for practices is simple: useful automation still needs trusted review.

American Dental Association Read source

Recall card

Front desk starts with the small details.

The queue keeps practical details visible - hygiene due date, insurance gap, treatment-plan note, and patient preference. Imagine separates routine movement from the few items that need judgment, then ties each approved action back to its source.

Morning brief New patients: Live, Treatment plans: Ready, Insurance follow-up: Review. New patientsLive Treatment plansReady Insurance follow-upReview
1dental practices queue
4coordination loops covered
0manual trackers to rebuild

Questions, answered

Where does Imagine help dental practices most?

Imagine handles the repetitive coordination around new patients, treatment plans, insurance follow-up, hygiene recall. It reads the systems your team already uses, prepares the next step, and asks for approval when human judgment matters.

Where does Imagine sit relative to our practice-management, imaging, phone, insurance, payment, and patient messaging tools?

No. Imagine works on top of practice-management, imaging, phone, insurance, payment, and patient messaging tools and keeps those tools as the systems of record. It handles the operational follow-through between them and records what changed.

What can stay in review?

Yes. You set the rules, thresholds, and owners for each workflow. High-confidence work can move automatically, while exceptions and client-facing changes can stay in a review queue.

Make new patients feel handled before the day gets busy.

Bring the new patients, treatment plans, insurance follow-up, or related loop that keeps slowing the team. Imagine will show how it becomes a review queue with a full trail.