Appointments by dentist and by chair
A slot needs a dentist and a chair free at the same time, with the real duration of the procedure — a cleaning and a root canal do not take the same hour. Associates working two days a week only open slots on those days, and walk-ins fit into gaps the schedule already knows about.
Tooth chart and clinical notes
An odontogram your dentist marks per tooth and surface, with existing restorations, planned work and completed work in different states. Notes, images and x-ray files attach to the visit. The next dentist opens the chart and sees the history without reading three pages of handwriting.
Treatment plans, estimates and phased approval
Build a plan from your own procedure and fee list, split it into phases, and give the patient a printed or emailed estimate before anything starts. Patients approve a phase at a time, and the front desk can see which planned procedures were never scheduled.
Recalls and reminders that fill next month
Every completed cleaning schedules the next recall at your chosen interval. The recall list is worked from one screen with SMS, Messenger or Viber reminders, and patients confirm with a tap. For most clinics this list is the single largest source of next month's appointments.
Fees, HMO and instalment balances
Cash, card, GCash and Maya at the counter, HMO cases tracked from letter of authorisation to filing to payment, and instalment plans with a running balance and due dates shown on the patient record. You can see the outstanding balance per patient without opening a spreadsheet.
Dental lab cases tracked out and back
Crowns, bridges, dentures and aligner cases are logged when they are sent, with the lab, the case type, the shade, the promised date and the cost. Overdue cases are flagged before the seating appointment, so the patient is rebooked in advance instead of turned away at the door.
Records, access control and audit trail
Role-based logins for dentists, associates, hygienists, assistants and front desk, with encrypted storage, daily backups and an audit trail of who opened or changed a record. Access ends the day an associate leaves, in one screen, rather than whenever someone remembers.