SMS for dental offices

Overdue for a cleaning. One text, not six calls.

Your front desk spends hours calling patients who are past due. Most go to voicemail. A text reaches all of them in one tap, and the replies come back to the desk, in order, with names attached.

Try it for $5 See what you'd text ↓

✓ $5 first try · 100 texts · unlimited contacts · no auto-renew

§ 01 · The problem

The recall list nobody finishes calling.

Two hundred overdue patients. Forty minutes between appointments to reach them.

Every practice has the recall list. Patients past their six months, meaning to book, waiting for the reminder that never quite comes because the front desk is also checking in, checking out, and answering the phone.

A text does it in one tap. "Hi {first_name}, you're due for a cleaning. Reply with a day that works and we'll find you a time." Two hundred patients, three minutes, replies straight to the desk.

Same list fills a cancelled hygiene slot at 2pm, or tells everyone the office closes early Friday.

97%
of texts are read within 3 minutes
CTIA · Pew Research
$0.011
is what it costs to text one customer
Carrier rate · per message
4.2s
to reach your whole list, once you hit send
Average blast time
§ 02 · What you'd text

Real messages. Ready to send.

Write it once, it goes to everyone. Replies come back to one inbox.

Recall
Hi {first_name}, it's Lakeview Dental. Our records show you're due for a cleaning. Reply with a day that works and we'll find you a time 🦷
Any Tuesday morning works
Sent to 180 · 41 booked that week
Same-day opening
A hygiene opening at 2pm today just came up. If you're overdue and free, reply and it's yours.
Sent to everyone · replies land in your inbox
Office closure
Lakeview Dental will be closed Friday for staff training. For emergencies call the office line. We'll see you next week!
Sent to everyone · replies land in your inbox

Every one of these takes under a minute to write and 4 seconds to send.

§ 03 · How dental offices use it

Three jobs. One text each.

No campaign builder. No funnels. Just the message and the people it goes to.

Recall

Overdue patients, reached at once.

One text replaces an afternoon of calls and voicemails. Replies line up in the inbox for the desk to schedule.

Fill

Cancelled hygiene, refilled.

Text the recall list the moment a slot opens. Someone overdue is nearby and free.

Notices

Closures and changes.

Early close, weather, a new insurance accepted. Every patient hears it in minutes.

§ 04 · How it works

Three steps. Five minutes.

If you can text a friend, you can do this.

01

Bring your customer list

Import the numbers you already have. Unlimited contacts on every plan, so the whole client book fits.

02

Write one message

Plain text, your words. Use {first_name} and it fills in each person's name automatically.

03

Hit send, read the replies

Everyone gets it in seconds. When they text back, it lands in your NotifyGrid inbox, not a shared phone.

§ 05 · Questions

Before you sign up.

The ones dental offices ask most.

Can we text patients about appointments?

Yes. Appointment-related and practice-information texts to your own patients are permitted when they've provided their number. Keep messages to scheduling and office news, and never include clinical details. Every message includes an opt-out.

Does this replace our practice management software?

No. It sits beside it. Use NotifyGrid for the one-to-many messages your PMS makes hard: recall blasts, same-day openings, closures.

How does the desk handle replies?

Replies land in the NotifyGrid inbox with the patient's name. The desk works through them and books in your regular system.

Clear the recall list. One text.

Every overdue patient, one message, replies to the desk. $5 to try.

★ NO CONTRACT ★ CANCEL ANYTIME ★ 9 YEARS STRONG ★