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FlossBooked

For hygienists and the desk that books them

Fill the hygiene holes
without calling down the list

FlossBooked is a dental hygiene recall system for US practices, billed monthly with the site we build and the ads we manage. As each cleaning comes due, the patient is texted and emailed your booking page.

  • Due-date texts, then nudges for anyone still overdue
  • ASAP list texts
FlossBooked's Recare tab with Wes's open 3:00 cleaning texted once to the nine patients on the ASAP list and taken by Kavya Iyer six minutes later.

Live in 14 daysMonth to month, no setup fee

  • Recall by due date
  • Book-from-text links
  • ASAP list texts
  • Reply C to confirm
  • Membership plans for patients without insurance
  • Medical history before arrival

Monday, 7:45 a.m., the morning huddle

The Monday huddle, with three unconfirmed cleanings

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The 8:00 is a no-show. At 9:30 the 10:00 cancels by voicemail. Someone at the desk works down the ASAP list between check-ins and reaches nobody, and by noon the hygienist is asked to clock out early. The overdue report from January still sits by the printer. Here is the same Monday with FlossBooked.

The phone list, worked by hand

Before FlossBooked: an ASAP list worked by phone with nobody reached, a voicemail slip cancelling the 10:00 cleaning, and a note asking the hygienist to clock out at noon.

Recall texts

The three texts an overdue patient gets

Three texts our team writes with you at setup.

The recall text Gianna Russo got on her due date in FlossBooked, with the booking link she tapped and the cleaning it booked, beside the patients due this week.

Six months after the last cleaning, the patient reads: “Hi Gianna, it's time for your cleaning. Tap to pick a time with Brooke.” One tap opens your booking page.

Around the cleaning

Help beyond the recall texts

  • Recall dates

    Dates that stay current

    Each patient's recall date comes from your practice software and moves forward when a cleaning is marked complete there. Texts go out on that date, so nobody at the desk prints an overdue list. At setup our team moves your patient list over with each last hygiene visit.

    • Perio patients recalled every three months
    • Everyone else on the interval you set
    Shannon Kearney's recall dates in FlossBooked, read from the practice software: her last cleaning on May 20, the six-month interval and the recall due on November 20, with the texts set for that date.
  • Overdue patients

    Win back the lapsed patients

    Anyone gone longer than a year gets a separate win-back series, worded for a patient who's been away a while. When they answer, the desk books the cleaning right inside that thread.

    • The overdue list updates as patients book
    • Answers land under the patient's name
    FlossBooked's Recare tab on Reactivation: patients away more than a year, and Vernon Briggs's win-back text thread with his cleaning booked right inside it.
  • Online booking

    Cleanings booked in the right column

    Returning patients book cleanings online with whichever hygienists you open to booking, in the lengths you set. Perio maintenance can need more time than a regular cleaning, so each visit type keeps its own length. Online bookings show up in your practice software, so the desk never types one in twice.

    • Each hygienist has their own hours and column
    • Booking from a recall text opens straight to cleaning times
    The FlossBooked schedule with a perio maintenance visit a returning patient booked online into Wes's hygiene column for 60 minutes.
  • Membership

    A plan for patients without insurance

    Patients without insurance often put off cleanings. An in-house membership plan in your practice's name includes the cleanings and exams you choose, for a monthly or yearly price you set. Joining takes a card and a few minutes online. Welcome and renewal texts carry your practice's name.

    • Patients join online and pay monthly or yearly
    • Members are flagged on their patient record
    FlossBooked Memberships: Stuart Galloway joined the $32 Adult plan online with a card, and the welcome text in FlossBooked Dental's name links him to book his first cleaning.

Also for hygiene

  • Recall texts in Spanish
  • Consents e-signed ahead of time
  • Review requests after cleanings
  • Treatment plans signed online
  • The staff phone app
  • Notes drafted from the visit

Bring along your recall list

Bring your intervals, your overdue count and how the ASAP list runs now, and we'll write out the texts your patients would get. Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month.

Office manager on a video call at her desk, going over her phones, website and ads.
A FlossBooked notice saying the patients overdue for recall were texted, 126 messages sent.

Fewer holes by noon

  • Dr. Nathan P., owner dentist at Cedar Hill.
    Dr. Nathan P.Owner dentist, Cedar Hill
    Due datesreplaced the printed list

    Our overdue list used to sit in a drawer. Now those patients hear from us on their due date and book from the text.

  • Lucia M., front desk lead at Brightwater.
    Lucia M.Front desk lead, Brightwater
    Fewer callsdown the list

    I stopped calling the same people over and over. The nudges go out, and I answer whoever replies.

  • Dr. Andre K., associate dentist at Elmwood.
    Dr. Andre K.Associate dentist, Elmwood
    Signedbefore anyone reaches the chair

    I open the record before I walk in. The medical history is signed, and any new medication is right there on the screen.

  • Tanya R., office manager at Maple Grove.
    Tanya R.Office manager, Maple Grove
    Both cleaningskept by members

    Our members come in for both cleanings now. The plan is already paid, so they don't put it off.

  • Marco S., hygienist at Northgate.
    Marco S.Hygienist, Northgate
    15 minutesto fill the hour

    Last Monday my 10:00 cancelled at 9:30, and the ASAP text had someone in my chair by 10:15.

  • Jordan L., operations director for four dental offices.
    Jordan L.Operations director, four offices
    4 officessame recall texts

    All four offices send the same recall texts, each in its own office's name.

Hygiene questions

Asked about recall

Try overdue, interval or forms to find the matching question.

6 questions

Who reminds overdue patients, and how?

On the due date your practice software holds, each patient receives a text, with an email alongside and nudges after at the intervals you pick.

What do we text a patient who's overdue?

A short line with their name and your booking link, such as: “Hi Gianna, you're overdue for a cleaning. Pick any open time here.” Our team writes yours at setup.

Can patients book their cleaning from the text?

Yes. Every recall text carries a link that opens your booking page with cleaning times only.

How do we refill a cancelled cleaning?

The desk texts the ASAP list once, and the earliest patient to book fills it.

Can the medical history be done before the patient sits down?

Yes. The form reaches the patient's phone once the cleaning is booked and comes back signed. HIPAA-compliant forms, portal and messages, with a signed BAA.

How often should recall texts go out?

Your dentists decide. You set an interval for each patient, often six months, or three or four for perio maintenance, and the texts follow it.

Hygienists often ask

Ask Lauren

Email Lauren at sales@flossbooked.com with your recall intervals, and we'll show the texts that fit.

Lauren PierceAccount manager

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