MDSuite runs your dental practice. Emitrr fills your schedule. Automate hygiene reminders, send digital patient forms, and make sure every missed call becomes a text, not a lost patient.
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Emitrr automates hygiene recalls and reactivation messages based on your MDSuite schedule. No spreadsheets. No manual calls.
Patients reply, confirm, and reschedule via text. All conversations are HIPAA-compliant and visible in one inbox.
Automated reminders go out before every appointment. Patients confirm with one text. Empty chairs become the exception, not the rule.
Post-visit review requests go out automatically after every appointment. Dental practices have grown reviews by up to 800%.
Track recall acceptance rates and recovered appointments in the Emitrr dashboard.
Identify patients due for hygiene visits from MDSuite data and send recall texts automatically.
Target lapsed patients, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months overdue, with tiered campaigns.
Include direct scheduling links inside every recall message.
Send new patient intake and medical history forms via SMS before the first visit.
Patients complete forms on any device, no app, no printing, no clipboard.
Completed form data syncs back into MDSuite.
Eliminate day-of paperwork and speed up check-in for every new patient.
Send reminders for cleanings, exams, fillings, and oral surgery at intervals you set.
Patients confirm with one reply, no call, no portal needed.
Unconfirmed appointments trigger a second automated reminder.
Reminder content is customisable per appointment type in MDSuite.
Every missed call to your front desk triggers an instant text to the caller.
Patients get an immediate response even during peak hours or after close.
Replies route into the shared inbox for staff follow-up.
Never lose a new patient inquiry to an unanswered phone call again
Keep your dental schedule full, your recall pipeline active, and your front desk free to focus on patients who are already in the chair.