QR Rx · dental
The Procedure Ends.
The Relationship Shouldn't.
Send every patient home with your clinic in their pocket.
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QR Rx · dental
Send every patient home with your clinic in their pocket.
30-day free trial. No credit card. Cancel anytime.
Trusted by dental practices building modern aftercare into every recovery. Shaped by hundreds of clinic-owner conversations and peer-reviewed recovery research.
Care plan creation to patient's phone in 20 seconds.
75+ dental templates
Pick from 75+ dental templates: extractions, implants, root canals, crowns, periodontal, surgical, pediatric. Or drop in your own PDF. We pull out the structure and brand it for you.
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Edit instructions, prescriptions, and milestones for the case in front of you. Every plan is HIPAA-logged. Your colors and logo are automatic.
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Hand them a printed QR card at discharge, or send it to their phone. Opens instantly in any browser. No app, no account, no password to remember at 11pm.
Two ways to deliver the same care plan: scanned on a phone or handed to them at discharge. Branded, accessible, and built for recovery, not check-ins.
These are the real questions Cura answers when your front desk is closed. Each one is grounded in your verified protocols and tagged to where the patient is in recovery.
Sharp, throbbing pain on day 3 to 5 with a bad taste can be dry socket. Avoid straws, smoking, and spitting forcefully. Call your clinic in the morning; it is treatable.
Soft foods (eggs, yogurt, pasta) starting day 1. Chewy and crunchy foods around day 7 to 10. Avoid chewing on the surgery side until your provider clears you.
Swelling peaks around day 2 to 3, then improves. Ice 20 minutes on, 20 off for the first 48 hours. Switch to a warm compress after day 3.
Light oozing for the first 24 hours is typical. Active bleeding after 48 hours is not. Bite firmly on damp gauze for 30 minutes and message your provider if it continues.
Skip alcohol-based rinses until day 7. Warm salt water rinses (gentle swish, no spit) start day 2. Your clinic may prescribe a chlorhexidine rinse for week 1.
Every answer is clinic-verified. Cura never invents a medication.
The peak-end rule (Kahneman, Redelmeier): patients remember an experience by its emotional peak and its end, not its full length. In dental recovery, that peak consistently lands before final healing. QR Rx fires the review prompt at 75% of the recovery window, the engineered moment when patient sentiment is at its highest.
“Biting into an apple without thinking.”
“Coffee with no zing.”
“Slept through the night, finally.”
“Crunchy food, no surprise.”
“First photo of the new smile.”
“Smiling for the camera again.”
Every dental practice loses chair time to the same three patterns. QR Rx is built around all three, so you spend your day doing dentistry instead of fielding the same question for the fifth time.
Day three to five is when extraction patients lose their nerve. They get a written timeline of what's normal each day: swelling, bleeding, pain levels. The 2am call doesn't happen. The AI answers the eight questions your front desk fields every morning, all pulled from the plan you wrote.
A single implant case has six to eight milestones, from placement through final crown. Patients track each one from their phone. The dashboard flags any patient who's behind schedule before the slot becomes a hole in your calendar.
Patients who finish recovery come back. The review prompt at 75% of recovery, plus the three, six, and twelve-month reactivation emails, turn last quarter's extractions into next quarter's cleanings. No texting tool. No campaign builder. It just runs.
Based on what cash-pay dental practices tell us. Yours will vary. The point is the cost is real, even if it's not on a line item.
The days after a procedure are when patients forget instructions, drift from the plan, and quietly decide whether to come back. The literature on recall, adherence, and retention is consistent, and it points to the same intervention: timely, structured follow-up.
of the medical information a patient is given is forgotten almost immediately, and nearly half of what they do retain is recalled incorrectly.
of patients leave with an incomplete understanding of their care and discharge instructions, and most don't realize it.
of working-age adults had a dental visit last year. New patients are scarce, so the post-procedure window, where the relationship is kept or lost, is what grows a practice.
A day-aware care plan closes the recall gap, the patient has the right instruction at the right stage instead of a sheet they lost on day one. It keeps them engaged through the window where complications actually appear, and it gives your team a record of who is on track and who isn't, without anyone making a single phone call.
When a patient checks in with a symptom, the system recognizes whether it matches a known warning pattern for that procedure at that stage, and quietly surfaces them to your in-app inbox with a short, clinic-facing reason. It is a heads-up, not a diagnosis, connecting the dots so your team decides the next move, before it becomes an after-hours call.
Non-diagnostic by design. The clinic always decides.
Adjust the numbers. Watch the math.
Modeled estimate. Conservative assumptions: 6 in 100 procedures convert to a rebooking via aftercare touchpoints, 15 min saved per patient on deflected callbacks, $35/hr staff cost. Industry comparables run higher: aesthetic loyalty programs see 20-30% repeat-visit lift, dental recall reminder systems see 15-25%, reactivation email campaigns see 3-8% per send compounded across touchpoints. Your numbers will vary by specialty and implementation.
Three automated touchpoints keep recovered patients warm. Built into every plan, no extra cost.
Re-opens the conversation. The earliest moment they consider you for their next procedure.
Auto-personalized to their original procedure type. Drives second-procedure inquiries.
Lands in the inbox the week of their original visit. Owns the recall window most clinics never schedule.
Modeled retention impact based on conservative aftercare-engagement assumptions. Methodology details available.
Most clinics run aftercare across email templates, a CRM, a review tool, and a clipboard. Here is what each layer costs you in time, leakage, and missed revenue.
| Email + clipboard | Generic CRM | QR Rx | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Branded recovery plan | Static PDF | Generic email | Day-aware, procedure-aware |
| Patient Q&A | Front desk call | FAQ page | Cura, 24/7, clinic-verified |
| Review timing | At discharge | Manual SMS | 75% of recovery (peak-end) |
| Outcomes data | None | None | Cross-clinic benchmarks |
| Team seats | Per-seat pricing | Per-seat pricing | 5 included, then $29/mo |
| HIPAA + BAA | DIY | Sometimes | By architecture |
Comparison reflects the typical stack a cash-pay specialty practice runs today. Tool capabilities vary; check each vendor for current feature set.
White glove setup, on us. We design your branded recovery portal, your logo, your colors, starter care plan templates, build it, and hand you the keys, with your first month free. Delivered within 1 business day. All we need is three details.
Portal delivered within 1 business day. No payment until you have seen it.
Start with a 30-day free trial. No credit card required. One plan, scaled to your practice.
Branded recovery plans, AI patient assistant, and reactivation loops. Scale by location and team seat.
1 location · 5 team seats
Each user should have their own seat. Shared accounts compromise HIPAA audit logs.
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Built for DSOs, multi-specialty groups, and PE-backed networks.
For networks that have outgrown self-serve.
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All plans include unlimited care plans, 5 team seats, and HIPAA-compliant infrastructure. Annual billing saves you 2 months at every location and seat count. Prices in USD.