Dental revenue leakage
Dental practices do not only lose revenue in the chair.
A dental practice can have strong clinical demand and still lose revenue before the appointment is scheduled, after the treatment plan is presented, or when recall and reactivation are not owned.
What leakage looks like
Missed calls, slow lead response, appointment friction, unclear new-patient path, weak treatment proof, recall gaps, reactivation gaps, and inconsistent location experience.
Why it matters economically
Dental revenue depends on converting interest into scheduled appointments, completed visits, accepted treatment, recurring hygiene, and patient reactivation.
What the audit checks
Mobile trust, Google profile clarity, appointment CTA, inquiry routing, after-hours capture, new-patient proof, follow-up, and reactivation signals.