Built for the dental chair.
answering live
Voice-led, omnichannel by design. One conversation, one record, whatever channel the patient chooses.
Hygiene recall is your profit engine, and it runs on staff time you do not have.
Dental economics depend on the recall engine: patients returning every six months, chairs staying full, lapsed patients coming back. But recall is manual, cancellations open holes faster than the front desk can fill them, and a chair sitting empty at 2:00 is margin gone for good.
This is the same Steer cycle, capture, book, collect, return, tuned to dental operations.
Capture new patients
Every call, web inquiry, and ad click is answered and booked, day or night, with insurance verified up front.
Keep chairs full
Cancellations are backfilled from the waitlist in seconds, and no-shows are rebooked the same day.
Run hygiene recall
Six-month recall goes out automatically and persistently, the single biggest driver of dental profitability.
Reactivate the lapsed
Patients overdue for a visit are re-engaged before they pick a new practice.
One system that finishes the job.
Recall that runs itself
The profit engine of dental, automated and persistent.
Chairs stay full
Seconds-fast backfill, not a callback list.
Remembers every patient
Outreach knows each patient's history and overdue care.
What full chairs look like.
Modeled on a 4-operatory dental practice.
chair utilization
hygiene recall completion
lapsed patient reactivation
“Steer connects every patient touchpoint into one system, so recall never slips and a cancelled slot is filled before the day is lost.”
Why nothing falls through the cracks
Steer remembers every patient across every interaction, so each step hands off to the next. Capture leads to booking, booking to documentation, documentation to recall. One system that finishes the job, instead of point tools that forget the patient in between.
See it run on your numbers.
Book a 30-minute demo and we will model your recoverable revenue against your own volumes, before you commit to anything.