Looking for a Fix to Reduce Dental Office Paperwork? Here It Is!
New to the business sector, as it might be, it has the upside of bringing the most recent and the freshest innovation for open dental patient registration, documentation, redesigning, making arrangements and general record management. All things considered, it might appear like simply one more fancy way that differentiates high-class dentistry, but the fact is that open dental services are becoming paperless for a reason.
San Antonio, TX, March 1, 2016 (Newswire.com) - It is quite impressive how office management and documentation can be quickly simplified with technology. This time around, it is broad spectrum software that addresses most of the office management and documentation issues by simply making an office paperless. This avant-garde software from DDS Apps does it all.
New to the market, as it may be, it has the advantage of bringing the latest and the freshest technology for open dental patient registration, documentation, updating, making appointments and overall record management. All this in one single app that is compatible with those computers, smart phones as well as tablets. Quite a deal!
While this app lets the patients register, book, cancel or reschedule appointments, and update their information online, it is very handy for a practitioner to retrieve and refer to these any time. What’s more? One gets the facility of automated email alerts to be sent to the patients. The perks of an open dental paperless process are that patient records are well-managed, safe, handy and always up-to-date. Not only this, one also ends up saving hundreds of dollars that otherwise need to be invested in inventory and manpower.
On the outside, it may seem like just another fancy way that differentiates high-class dentistry, but the fact is that open dental services are becoming paperless for a reason. And the reason is ergonomics which is exactly what DDS Apps is offering.
As for its popularity with patients, it is immense. People tend to like the concept of registering patiently, in the comfort of their home, rather than filling forms at the dentist’s and wait. For now, the future of open dental registration of patients looks paperless.