Every slot filled. Every recall sent.
Monday morning is when the phone rings most and reception has the least time for it. Dayrun answers, fills cancellations and brings patients back, so your team stays with the patient in front of them.

The same day, handled.
Without Dayrun
- The line rings out while reception checks a patient in
- A late cancellation leaves a gap in the book
- Patients due for a recall slip off the list
- A practitioner's sick day means a morning of phone calls
With Dayrun
- Every call is answered in your clinic's name
- Cancelled slots go straight to the waitlist
- Recalls go out on time and lapsed patients hear from you
- Practitioner gaps are filled before the doors open
A Monday with Dayrun
- 7:35 am

A practitioner calls in sick
Max sees the gap on the roster and fills it with a practitioner who can cover. The morning's patients keep their appointments.
- 9:10 am

Reception is busy and the line rings
Ivy answers in your clinic's name and books the caller from the live calendar. Reception keeps checking patients in.
- 11:40 am

A patient cancels this afternoon
Ari offers the slot to the waitlist and books the first patient who says yes. Tomorrow's patients get their reminders, and anyone who needs to move is rescheduled.
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The doors close, the work carries on
Rosa sends the six-month recalls and reaches patients who have not been back. Nora takes a complaint to the practice manager and leaves clinical questions to your practitioners.
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Good morning, Mia
Saturday · Northside, both shops open
Three jobs, done every time.
Answers the clinic line
Every call is answered and booked from the live calendar. Callers hear your clinic, not a voicemail.
Fills the gaps
Waitlist backfill, reminders and reschedules. A deposit holds the slot.
Brings patients back
Six-month recalls go out on time and lapsed patients are invited back.
What missed calls cost a dental practice.
A typical US general dental practice, worked out in the open. Cited figures link to their source, and every assumption says so.
An estimate, not a promise. The $887 is average spending per person with a dental visit across all US patients in 2021, not a practice's own figures. No independent US study measures unanswered calls at dental practices, so the call volume, unanswered rate, new patient share, booking loss and the 50% are assumptions.
Built to run inside your business.
Your systems stay put
Your practice management, patient files and roster keep running. Dayrun works inside them.
Never clinical advice
Dayrun books, reminds and recalls. Anything clinical goes to your practitioners.
A person gets the hard ones
Complaints and anything unusual go to the practice manager with the whole conversation attached.
Live in a week
Point your number at Dayrun, connect what you already run and meet the team.