Notes on replying faster, booking more, and losing fewer clients to silence.
Open your Facebook page, scroll back thirty days, and count the enquiries that never became appointments. Most clinics asking how to get more patients already have enough people asking. Here is what the Code of Ethics actually lets a Philippine dentist do, which channels bring patients in, and a 90 day plan you can run yourself.
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Your 2:30 is prepped and nobody walks in. Nobody writes that down as a loss, it just feels like a slow afternoon. Here's what the evidence actually says reminders achieve, why a cancel link beats a fourth text message, and a 30 day plan for counting, preventing and refilling the slots your clinic loses.
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Dental clinic software in the Philippines has no standard price. Some systems advertise under ₱500 a month, plenty sit between ₱1,000 and ₱2,000, and the larger platforms run to several thousand pesos. On top of that you will find annual contracts, multi-year discounts, lifetime licences and custom…
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The Philippine market now has a growing range of cloud-based dental and clinic-management products. Rather than declaring one of them “best,” it is more useful to compare what each publicly advertises and what kind of clinic it appears designed for. Software Publicly listed focus Public pricing…
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