Dental missed-call recovery
Recover Dental Patients After a Missed Call
LIZ works after your office misses an inbound call. It follows up with the patient, captures why they called, creates a staff-ready handoff and helps you track what happened afterwards.
Month to month
$1,000/month per office
83 recovered opportunities
Category architecture
Dental Missed-Call Recovery, Defined
LIZ is a dental missed-call recovery system. It works after an office misses an inbound call by following up with the caller, capturing patient intent, preparing a staff-ready handoff and supporting downstream outcome tracking.
Your Front Desk Cannot Physically Answer Every Call
Good dental teams still miss calls during check-in rushes, lunch, treatment-plan conversations, insurance work, after-hours demand, and normal staffing constraints.
LIZ Starts Where the Missed Call Begins
LIZ is built for the moment after the office fails to connect with an inbound caller. It follows up while the patient still has intent.
From Unknown Number to Staff-Ready Handoff
The workflow captures why the patient called, separates recoverable intent from noise, and prepares a clean next action for the front desk.
Follow the Opportunity Beyond the Reply
A reply is not the finish line. LIZ supports outcome tracking so the office can see whether the recovered opportunity booked, came in, or still needs work.
What Happened in the Dental Pilot
Across 3 offices over about 120 days, LIZ conservatively identified 83 recovered opportunities. At two verified offices, 68 came-in patients were confirmed with $106,791.83 in associated production.
LIZ Is Not an AI Receptionist
LIZ is not designed to replace the front desk or function as a generic AI receptionist.
Built Behind Your Existing Front Desk
LIZ supports the people already running the office. It gives staff context, status, and next steps rather than trying to make the practice sound like a call center.
$1,000 Setup + $1,000/Month Per Office
Pricing is simple because the operating unit is simple: each office has its own calls, staff workflow, and recovery economics.
What Are Your Missed Calls Actually Worth?
The right sales conversation starts with office count, missed-call volume, new-patient intent, average production, and how the practice currently verifies outcomes.
Recover the Calls Your Team Couldn't Answer
The next step is an office-specific missed-call audit that estimates the recoverable demand sitting behind your current front desk.
Operating model
From Missed Call to Measurable Outcome
Call is missed
The workflow starts after the dental office does not connect with an inbound caller.
LIZ follows up
LIZ reopens the patient conversation so intent is not left sitting in voicemail.
Intent is captured
The system identifies what the caller needed and whether the opportunity is ready for staff.
Staff receives the handoff
The front desk gets context, status, and a recommended next action.
Outcome is tracked
The office can follow whether the recovered opportunity booked, came in, or still needs work.
Production is verified
Where office records support it, recovered opportunities can be reconciled against associated production.
Dental pilot results
3 Offices, About 120 Days, 83 Conservative Recovered Opportunities
At two offices where downstream outcomes were verified, 68 recovered patients were confirmed as having come in, with $106,791.83 in associated production.
Results reflect the observed pilot and do not guarantee future performance. Associated production should not be interpreted as incremental revenue attributable solely to LIZ.
$1,000 setup
Configure the recovery workflow around the office's current missed-call reality.
$1,000/month per office
Each office gets its own recovery, handoff, and reporting layer.
Break-even math
Use recovered patients and associated production to judge the economics.