How much full-arch revenue is your practice leaving on the table?

Enter your real numbers below. You'll see what a paid patient channel would add on top of what you already produce — and what it looks like if the rates come in lower.

1Your practice today

What you already produce. Nothing here changes — the new channel is added on top of it.
Cases / month
3.0
Production / month
$84,000
Production / year
$1,008,000

2The patient channel we build

Cold, paid patients convert lower than referrals — these rates apply to the new appointments only, never to your existing cases.
15
Net new booked consults we put on your schedule each month. If they already run ads, set this to the increase you'll deliver.
70%
Of booked appointments — with confirmation calls, reminders and a pre-framed consult.
45%
Of the consults that show — your treatment coordinator's number, on cold patients.
New consults showed
10.5
New cases / month
4.7
Added production / month
$132,300
Added revenue this channel would produce
$0
per year — that's $0/month on top of what you produce now
Producing today
$0
0 cases/month
With the new channel
$0
0 cases/month

How the new channel gets to those cases

Only the paid channel is shown here. Your referral cases sit outside this funnel and are unaffected by these rates.
Qualified appointments bookedNet new, booked by this channel —
Lost to no-showsAt the show rate set above —
Consults that showPatients in the chair —
Lost at the consultAt the close rate set above —
Cases closedPer month, from this channel —
Added production per month —

If the numbers come in lower

No one hits target every month. Here is what the same appointment volume adds across a conservative, expected and strong case.
ScenarioShowCloseCases/moAdded/moAdded/yr
Illustrative model based only on the figures entered above. Added production assumes the appointment volume is delivered and held, and is shown before lab, materials, overhead and ad spend. Existing production is treated as unchanged. This is not a forecast, a projection of your results, or a guarantee — actual results vary by market, offer, capacity and execution.