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    How much hygiene revenue are you leaving on the table?

    Your numbers

    3
    $180
    400

    Annual recall revenue recoverable

    $302,400

    Monthly recall revenue

    $25,200

    Patients reactivated/mo

    140

    AI recall sequences typically reactivate ~35% of overdue patients. With 400 overdue at $180 per visit, that's monthly hygiene production you're missing.

    Numbers are directional estimates based on industry benchmarks. Your mileage will vary.

    Why Dental Recall Drives 40–60% of Practice Revenue

    Hygiene recall is the most predictable revenue stream in dentistry, and also the most commonly broken. The American Dental Association estimates that 30–40% of patients fall off the standard 6-month recall cycle within 18 months. Each lapsed hygiene patient represents not just the missed cleaning — but the diagnostic work, restorative referrals, and lifetime value that comes from that touchpoint.

    Where the Recall System Breaks

    Most practices rely on a single postcard or phone call from a front-desk team that's also juggling check-ins, insurance verification, and patient questions. When a patient doesn't respond to the first attempt, follow-up usually stops there. Multi-touch automated recall — across SMS, email, and voice — captures 3–5x more rebookings than single-channel manual outreach.

    How AI Recall Systems Work

    AI recall systems pull lapsed patient lists directly from Dentrix, Eaglesoft, or Open Dental and run personalized multi-channel sequences automatically. Patients get a friendly text, an email with available times, and an optional voice reminder — spaced out over 7–14 days. Patients self-book through a calendar link, and your front desk only handles confirmations.

    The Revenue Math

    A practice with 1,200 active patients and 35% on a lapsed status is sitting on roughly $200K+ in recoverable hygiene revenue annually. AI recall systems typically rebook 12–20% of lapsed patients in the first 90 days — completely independent of front-desk effort.

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