AI for dental recalls, drafted inside the practice.

Recalls keep a dental practice running: check-up reminders, hygiene appointments, unfinished treatment plans and the patient who has not been back in two years. The list behind them is a list of patients and what they need, which is health information. An Ermos unit drafts the messages from your templates on hardware inside the practice.

How it works on the unit

1
The recall list stays on-site

The list your practice software produces is indexed on the unit with your message templates.

2
Messages draft in batches

Each message is written in your wording for its patient: a check-up due, a stage of treatment still to book, a reminder before an appointment.

3
Exceptions are flagged

Notes such as phone only, no texts, or a parent to contact instead are respected and flagged for the front desk.

4
Front desk approves the run

Staff check the batch and send it through your existing systems.

Why on-premise matters here

Uploading a recall spreadsheet to a cloud tool sends every patient on it, with every column and hidden tab. On the unit the list never leaves the practice.

See what leaves the practice. What a recall list gives away in ChatGPT or Claude: marked up item by item.

Common questions

Does the unit decide who is recalled?
No. Your practice software and your dentists decide who is due. The unit drafts the messages for the list you give it.
Can it respect a patient's contact preferences?
Yes. Notes on the list, such as no texts, are flagged in the batch so staff can deal with them before anything is sent.
Is there a cost per message?
No. The unit has no usage charges, so a large recall run costs the same as a small one.

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