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Treatment Acceptance Calculator

What is unaccepted treatment costing you — and what would a few more points of acceptance be worth?

Nearly half of the treatment a practice diagnoses never gets scheduled. The patient hears the plan, says they will think about it, and walks out — not in pain yet, cost on their mind, and nobody explaining again, later, why it matters.

This calculator does two things: it shows what the unaccepted treatment is worth today, and what a small, realistic rise in your acceptance rate — a couple of points, not a transformation — would add over a year.

The numbers already filled in belong to an example practice — $2,000,000 of treatment diagnosed a year · 55% accepted today · 57% as the target · an $800 average plan. They are there so you can see the calculator work before you type anything; they are not benchmarks. Replace them with your own.

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Your acceptance rate, in dollars

Change any number and press Calculate. Reset brings the example practice back.

Your numbers

$

The value of all the treatment plans you presented in the last twelve months, at your fees.

%

The share of diagnosed treatment that gets scheduled and completed.

%

A couple of points above today is a realistic target; it must be higher than today's rate.

$

Used only to turn dollars into a number of plans.

What a few more points would add

Raising acceptance by points could add a year in treatment revenue.
Treatment accepted at the target rate
Additional treatment revenue each year
Additional revenue each day
Additional plans completed, at your average plan
Over five years, at today's numbers

Where you stand today

Treatment accepted at today's rate
Plans completed, at your average plan
Diagnosed but not accepted each year
Diagnosed but not accepted each day
Plans not accepted, at your average plan

Turn "let me think about it" into a booked appointment

Case Closer follows up for nine weeks, automatically; Payment Flexer takes cost off the table when they come back. Both free for your first hundred days, with the other five tools.

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What fixes this

Case Closer, Step 2, follows up automatically when a patient leaves without scheduling — a nine-week sequence of email, text and voice messages with short educational videos — and Payment Flexer, Step 5, removes cost as the obstacle when they come back, with an in-house monthly payment plan.

In the first practice on Profit Smiles, the two together took treatment acceptance from 47% to 52% in the first ninety days.

Results shown are from one practice following this protocol. Individual results may vary.

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How this is calculated

  • Accepted treatment = treatment diagnosed × the acceptance rate, at today's rate and at the target rate; the difference is the additional treatment revenue.
  • Diagnosed but not accepted = treatment diagnosed − accepted treatment. Not all of it is recoverable — some plans are declined for good reasons — which is why the target is a couple of points, not all of it.
  • Plan counts divide the dollar figures by the average plan value and round to whole plans.
  • The rise is measured in percentage points: 55% to 57% is two points, about a 3.6% relative increase.
  • Daily figures divide the annual figure by 365. The five-year line multiplies by five at today's numbers — no growth, no inflation, no change assumed.

This is arithmetic on the numbers you enter — an estimate, not a forecast, and not advice about your practice.

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