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From new-patient request to hygiene recall, nothing slips.

AutoMapped replies to every appointment request, confirms visits, follows up on treatment plans and reminds patients when their next cleaning is due — with messages that never mention treatment.

Set up for general, family and cosmetic dental practices.

Where leads slip

Sound familiar?

The usual gaps between an inquiry and a patient — and what AutoMapped does about each one.

  • New-patient requests arrive after hours.

    Each request gets an immediate reply and a callback task, and the AI receptionist can answer calls when the front desk is closed.

  • Hygiene recalls depend on someone running a report.

    Cleanings and exams carry a recall interval, and the hygiene-recall stage shows exactly who's due.

  • Treatment plans are presented and the patient goes quiet.

    A follow-up checks in after two days — never naming the treatment — then reminds your team to call.

  • Unconfirmed appointments leave gaps in the schedule.

    Booked visits get a confirmation automatically, with an easy way to reschedule.

Customer journey map

Your new patient pipeline, ready on day one.

Stages are named the way you work, and every patient on the map has a clear next step. Stages move when the evidence says so — a booked appointment, an accepted treatment plan — and every move is explained.

  1. 1

    New request

    Next step: Acknowledge right away, then call back

  2. 2

    Appointment booked

    Next step: Confirm the appointment

  3. 3

    First visit completed

    Next step: Send the treatment plan

  4. 4

    Treatment plan presented

    Next step: Check in if there's no reply in two days

  5. 5

    Plan accepted

    Next step: Schedule the visit and ask for feedback after

  6. 6

    Hygiene recall due

    Next step: Remind them when the next visit is due

Repeat-service reminders included in the template

  • Cleaning · every 6 months
  • New patient exam · every 6 months
  • Whitening · every year

Defaults you can change for your business.

Follow-up automations

Follow-ups worded for dental practices.

Ready-made sequences that use your terms. Nothing goes live until you switch it on, and every sequence stops when the person replies, books or opts out.

  • Consent and opt-outs tracked per channel
  • Quiet hours and daily caps enforced before sending
  • Every step logged, so you can see what was sent

Privacy-conscious by default

Automated texts and emails from this template only ever say that you received a request and will be in touch. They never mention the reason someone contacted you, and the lead form asks people not to include sensitive details.

  • New lead: acknowledge & follow up

    Says only that you received the request and will be in touch — no reason for visit, no treatment.

    Text message
    Hi Sam, thanks for contacting [Your business]! We received your request and will be in touch shortly. Reply STOP to opt out.
  • Appointment confirmation

    Confirms booked appointments, with an easy way to reschedule.

  • Treatment plan follow-up: 2 days, 2 weeks, 2 months

    Checks in after a treatment plan is presented, with wording that never names the treatment.

  • Post-visit feedback & review request

    Asks every patient for honest feedback the day after their visit.

What you get

Everything between “new inquiry” and “come back soon.”

  • Speed-to-lead follow-up

    New inquiries get an instant acknowledgement, your team gets an alert and a callback task, and follow-ups continue until the patient replies or books.

  • Repeat-service reminders

    Recurring services come with a reminder interval, so patients hear from you when the next visit is due — not when someone happens to remember.

  • Appointment confirmations

    Every booked appointment gets a confirmation with an easy way to reschedule.

  • AI receptionist

    Answers calls when you can't, using only the services and policies you approve. It can book appointments, take a message, or hand off to a person.

  • Review requests

    Ask every patient for honest feedback after a completed visit. Requests go to everyone — never filtered by how you expect them to rate you.

  • Free website assessment

    See your site the way a visitor on a phone does — contact details, calls to action, forms, speed — with a plain-language list of fixes.

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Website assessment

Start with a free website assessment.

See your site the way a visitor on a phone does, and get a plain-language list of what to fix first — included in your free trial.

How it works

FAQ

Questions from dental practices

Does it replace our practice management software?
No. AutoMapped handles the part before and between visits — new-patient requests, follow-up, confirmations and recalls. Your clinical charting and billing stay where they are.
Can we change the recall intervals?
Yes. The dental template starts with sensible defaults for cleanings, exams and whitening, and you can change them for your practice.
Do review requests go only to happy patients?
No. Review requests go to every patient after a completed visit. AutoMapped never filters who is asked based on expected sentiment.
Does AutoMapped use our terminology?
Yes. When you choose “Dental” during setup, AutoMapped talks about patients, appointments, treatment plans and visits, and your pipeline starts with stages such as New request, Appointment booked, First visit completed, Treatment plan presented. You can tailor it from there.
Do I need to set up integrations first?
No. The CRM, journey map, daily briefing and website assessment work on day one. Connect email, SMS, calendar and phone when you're ready — until then, anything that would send is clearly marked as a preview.

Give every lead a next step.

Choose “Dental” during setup and your pipeline, forms and follow-ups arrive worded for you — you decide what goes live.