New patient welcome
A two minute tour of the practice and what the first appointment includes.
Dentists and clinics
Patients choose a dentist or clinic they feel comfortable with, and video is the nearest thing to a first meeting. Explaining a root canal, what to expect at a check-up or how to book is also the work front desk teams repeat every day. Chitrio drafts friendly explainer videos from your notes, narrates them in plain language and adds captions, so each procedure has a short video ready to share on your site, social pages and in reminders.
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Straight answer: Health content must be accurate and responsible. Have a clinician review every script, avoid guarantees and before and after claims your regulator does not allow, and never show patient images without written consent.
What happens at the first visit, how long a filling takes, how to care for a new crown, how to book.
Edit the draft to match your practice's exact process and compliance language. Nothing is voiced until you approve it.
Place the video on the service page, in booking emails and on Facebook and Instagram.
Embed each video on the matching service page and link it in appointment reminders, so patients watch before they call.
Check clinical wording at least once a year and update any video where guidance or your process changed.
A two minute tour of the practice and what the first appointment includes.
One video per treatment, in plain language.
Short videos sent after a procedure to reduce calls.
Back to school and year-end insurance reminders.
US practices mention insurance and recall reminders, UK practices NHS and private options, Canadian clinics provincial coverage and English and French, and Australian practices health fund and checkup offers.
A short, warm introduction to each clinician so nervous patients know who they will meet.
No. A qualified person at your practice must review every script.
Yes, with their permission, as scenes.
Often yes, because common questions are answered by a video link.
Choose a warm voice and test it. For paediatric content, review with extra care.
Yes, in 14 render languages, useful for local communities.