Your dental workflow.
The details come first.
Start with the Dentrix product and version your dental practice uses. Together we assess approved integration access and the administrative workflow you need. Patient matching, scheduling, notes, and recall actions depend on the connection that is available and authorized for your environment.
- 01Review access
- 02Assess scheduling
- 03Test staff handoff
Start with your Dentrix version and approved access.
Each example is a workflow to evaluate. Your approved connection and written scope determine which actions are available.
- Version
- Which Dentrix product is in use?
- Access
- What vendor-approved access exists?
- Scope
- Which actions can it support?
Define the dental workflow
Assess matching and scheduling against the access available to your practice.
- Request
- Approved administrative details
- Result
- Confirmed action, if supported
- Handoff
- Front-desk review for exceptions
- 01
Identify the product and authorized access.
- 02
Assess matching and scheduling support.
- 03
Test the workflow and front-desk handoff.
Clear scope.
Useful outcomes.
We’ll confirm availability, permissions, and the exact workflow for your environment before rollout.
- PRODUCT
- Identify your Dentrix product, version, deployment, and integration requirements.
- ACCESS
- Review the vendor-approved connection route, permissions, and any required agreements. A listing here is not a certification or partnership claim.
- WORKFLOW
- Assess the scheduling, patient matching, and recall tasks supported by that connection; agree on identity checks and permitted data fields.
- HANDOFF
- Use staff review for unconfirmed matches, unsupported actions, and requests needing clinical judgment.
- Which Dentrix product and version does your practice use?
- What vendor-approved integration access is available?
- Which actions and records can the proposed connection support?
Make Dentrix part of the conversation.
Bring your systems and your real call scenarios. We’ll work through the permissions, actions, and handoffs together.