A HIPAA-aware GoHighLevel system for dental practices that answers new-patient calls, works the recall list, follows up on unscheduled treatment and runs year-end benefits campaigns.

A general, family or cosmetic dental practice with one or more dentists and a hygiene department, seeing a mix of insured and self-pay patients. Production depends on keeping hygiene chairs full, getting presented treatment scheduled and attracting new patients, but the front desk rarely has time to work the recall and unscheduled treatment lists.
Every missed call gets a text back, with a prompt for patients in pain to call
Patients due for hygiene get timely, automatic recall reminders
Unscheduled treatment gets a respectful follow-up that moves clinical questions to the phone
Insured patients get a clear year-end reminder that their benefits may reset
Happy patients are invited to leave a Google review after their visit


Every workflow is built, written for the niche and wired to the pipelines. Your client fills in their business details once, and the copy updates everywhere.
Responds to new patient requests right away and follows up for a week until the first visit is booked.
Texts back missed callers and asks anyone in pain to call back right away.
Alerts the front desk as soon as a patient replies.
Confirms appointments and reminds patients to bring insurance cards and complete secure forms.
Gently rebooks patients who missed their appointment so the chair time isn't lost for good.
Thanks the patient after their exam and reminds the team to send the treatment estimate.
Follows up on unscheduled treatment with insurance, phasing and payment answers, keeping clinical questions to the phone.
Welcomes new patients and points them to secure forms and insurance check.
Keeps in gentle touch with patients who didn't schedule their first visit.
Asks patients about their visit experience, without collecting health details.
Invites happy patients to Google and alerts the office manager to any concern.
Invites patients to refer friends and family, with a charitable thank-you instead of a cash reward.
Thanks the referring patient and alerts the team to contact the new patient.
Invites patients who haven't been seen in 18+ months back for a cleaning and checkup.
Sends discreet reminders on patient balances.
Thanks the patient and clears the past-due tag.
Sends a birthday message with a small gift at their next visit.
Alerts the treatment coordinator when a new patient or plan hasn't moved in a week.
Sends hygiene recall reminders when patients are due for their cleaning and checkup.
Runs a back-to-school family checkup campaign to fill after-school times.
Reminds insured patients that benefits may reset January 1 and prompts them to schedule hygiene and unscheduled treatment.
A 12-step install checklist with exact GoHighLevel menu paths.
Open guide → 🧭Every workflow, trigger, message and pipeline stage explained.
See walkthrough → 🎓6 short visual lessons, from install to launch.
Start lesson 1 → 💼Pitch script, cold outreach, pricing and KPIs to sell this niche.
Download →Lead with recall and unscheduled treatment follow-up, since they produce scheduled appointments from patients the practice already has. Retain the practice by running the year-end benefits campaign every fall and the back-to-school campaign every summer, and report on recall and treatment acceptance monthly.
Suggested resale: setup $1,000-$2,500 + $497-$1,497/mo
Yes. This is a GoHighLevel snapshot, so you need a GHL plan that supports snapshots and workflows. Dental practices should also check whether their plan offers HIPAA features and a Business Associate Agreement.
Your GHL subscription, phone and messaging fees, A2P registration fees, ad spend, practice management software integration and legal or compliance review. This is a marketing and communication tool, not a replacement for your practice management system.
Yes. Texting from GHL in the US requires a LeadConnector number and an approved A2P 10DLC registration. Describe the use case as appointment reminders, recall and patient communications.
The copy is HIPAA-aware: it never asks for health details by text and doesn't name procedures in messages. Full compliance also depends on your GHL plan, signing a BAA where available, staff access controls and your own policies, so review it with your compliance advisor.
Not directly. Most practices export recall, unscheduled treatment and lapsed-patient reports as CSV files and import them, or use a third-party sync tool. Keep imports to contact and scheduling data, not clinical notes.
Yes, but check your state dental board's advertising rules and your insurance contracts. Specials are often limited to self-pay patients, which is how the default Lead Offer is worded.
Yes. Offers live in Settings > Custom Values and every message can be edited in Automation > Workflows. Have the dentist or office manager approve any changes to clinical or insurance wording.
One-time $397. Includes the snapshot, both PDFs, the walkthrough and the mini-course. Or get all 20 niches for $1,997.