Dentistry · Strategy First, Then Governed AI · solo practices to multi-location DSOs
Your practice doesn't need more AI. It needs a system that runs on top of the one you already have.
You do good dentistry — but the front desk runs on memory and the schedule runs on luck. Every unconfirmed appointment, every treatment plan that never gets booked, every hygiene recall that slips is production walking out the door. RIG builds the system layer on top of the practice you already run — so the same chairs earn more, on a recurring line.
01 · start where you are
Four practices. Four different first moves.
The pilot didn't fail because AI doesn't work. Nobody governed it. Get a free diagnosis of what actually broke.
You want AI — but don't know where to start →Strategy first. A free 5-minute scan that names the ONE thing to fix first, even if the honest answer is "not AI yet."
You're winning and want to scale it →Make your wins run the same way, every night, at every location — on top of the PMS you already run, no rip-and-replace.
You're not convinced — show me proof →Vendor-neutral, honest ROI, and the AI we'd tell you to cut. Which dental AI to run, and which to skip.
02 · how you make money
Three places the money actually moves.
Wrap the practice in governed AI — every diagnosed-but-unscheduled treatment plan gets surfaced, sequenced, and followed up until it's on the books. The case acceptance you already earned stops leaking out the door.
Confirmations, recall, reactivation, and waitlist backfill run automatically. Fewer no-shows, fewer holes in the day, and the front desk stops spending its life on the phone.
The deterministic, repeatable work — insurance verification, claims, statements, chart notes — gets automated and audited. Collections up, write-offs down, nothing billed on hope.
We don't hand you a pilot and leave. The system gets built out quarter over quarter — more chairs, more recurring revenue, a practice that runs the same whether or not the office manager called in sick.
03 · the play
Same sequence, every time.
No science project. The exact audit → ship → install sequence we run to lift a multi-location dental group's production and margin.
Audit
We map where production leaks — unbooked treatment, no-shows, stalled recall, write-offs — and score the fix. A signed opportunity list, not a slide deck.
Ship one engine
One governed automation — treatment-plan follow-up, recall, or insurance — in production in 90 days, measured against real production, not a demo.
Install the discipline
Governance, the operating model, and the team training stay behind — so the gains hold across every chair and the next engine ships faster.
04 · the order of operations is the product
Strategy first. Then governed AI. Then automation.
Most dental AI fails the same way: a tool gets bought before there's a strategy, no one governs it, and it quietly does nothing. RIG runs the order in reverse of the hype — decide what to fix first, govern the AI that does it, and keep a human in control of every clinical and patient-facing decision.
Before any agent turns on, we write the operating plan with your leadership — the recall cadence, the payer posture, the capacity policy. Even if the honest answer is "not AI yet," we tell you.
RIG sits on top of Denticon / Dentrix / Open Dental — never rip-and-replace. AI proposes; a human approves; every action lands on the record. The dentist owns every diagnosis.
RIG is pre-first-dental-client and says so. Our proof is our own build — 100+ governed agents across 24 internal systems — plus modeled recovery ranges, every number labeled. No invented client outcomes.
Only the actions strategy prioritized and humans have repeatedly approved graduate to standing automation — with the proof packet still landing every time.
05 · the next move
Let's find your system.
Tell me how many chairs you run and where the production's leaking. It goes straight to my inbox and I answer it personally — usually within 24 hours.