A plan scribbled on paper closes nothing. DentClosers turns the consultation into a priced, branded, multi-option plan page the patient can read, share, and accept — in their own language.
The patient shows a blurry printout to their family, questions come by phone, and nobody knows if the plan was even opened.
Patients don't want a verdict, they want a choice. A single take-it-or-leave-it number invites 'let me think about it'.
Prices depend on who's in the room. Inconsistent quotes cost trust — and margin.
Interactive tooth chart in FDI or Universal numbering, with diagnosis separated from treatment — click the tooth, pick the condition, the plan builds itself.
Magic Fill drafts the treatment plan from your diagnosis using clinic rules — brands, materials, bundle pricing — and you review every line before it's saved.
Standard vs Premium side by side, with per-brand pricing and a savings comparison — patients choose an option instead of debating a number.
Patients get a personal, branded page — on your domain — with the tooth chart, options, prices, before/after gallery, and testimonials. Accept, decline, or ask changes online.
Your catalog prices in EUR, USD, GBP or any supported currency, per clinic rules — quotes stop depending on who wrote them.
Sent, opened, accepted — plan status flows back into the pipeline so follow-up targets the plans that stalled.
Both — the odontogram renders in either system and patient-facing pages show numbers in the patient's convention.
Yes — multi-option plans (e.g., Standard / Premium) with per-brand, per-material pricing are the default, including bundle pricing for full-mouth cases.
As a personal link — sent by email or straight into the WhatsApp thread — opening a branded plan page in the patient's language, with online accept/decline. A print-ready version exists for clinics that want paper.
No. It documents the diagnosis needed to sell the plan; your clinical charting system stays the medical record.
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