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It already knows your trade

Not a generic script with your name dropped in. It speaks the language.

prophy

A routine cleaning.

SRP / deep cleaning

Scaling and root planing, for gum disease. More involved and billed differently from a routine clean.

recall

The six-month check-up cycle.

abscess

Infection at the root. Facial swelling with it can become dangerous — always urgent.

avulsed tooth

Knocked out completely. Time-critical: minutes matter for reimplantation.

pulpitis

Inflamed nerve. The classic severe toothache.

crown seat

The second visit where the permanent crown is fitted.

temporary

Placeholder crown or filling. Losing one isn't an emergency but shouldn't wait long.

The calls it handles

30%
New patient booking
Insurance verification matters before the appointment.
26%
Dental pain
Needs triage. Some are genuine emergencies.
22%
Routine cleaning
Recall patients. Straightforward.
12%
Insurance and cost questions
Must be answered without quoting or promising coverage.
8%
Broken tooth, crown or denture
Urgent to the patient, usually same-week.
2%
Sales and supplier calls
Not a patient.

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