Dental

The check-up was in the book. They still didn’t come.

Autext texts the time on the calendar event. It does not store treatment notes, X-rays, or health fund details. Keep that detail out of the event title and the text.

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Example reminder

Example wording for this page. Not a text a customer sent us.

Example Dental: Sam, check-up Thursday at 9:15am. Call us if you need to change it.

Example missed-call text

Example wording for this page. Not a text a customer sent us.

Example Dental: Sorry we missed your call. Call if you need to book or move a check-up. Call us back.

What matters here

  • Check-up and appointment reminders
  • Cancel replies so the chair can be used
  • Missed-call text when reception is on another call
  • A client list of names and mobiles, not a chart
  • Review text after the visit, if you turn it on

The reminder

Name the time and the practice. Do not put clinical detail in the text. The patient sees it on their phone.

The link

They confirm or cancel from a link so the chair can be filled. Opting out is a link too.

What it is not

It is not practice-management software, and it does not lodge a claim.

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Questions

Is this a dental practice system?

No. It sends appointment SMS and keeps the name and the mobile. It is not a chart, an imaging system, or a health-fund claim.

Can the text mention the treatment?

You write the template. Keep clinical detail out of it. The time and the practice name are enough.

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