Treatment plans live in the dentist’s head
A root canal or an orthodontic course runs over many appointments. Without the plan recorded, progress is reconstructed each visit and steps get missed or repeated.
Dental Practice
Dentistry is course-based, not visit-based. SehatDoc tracks a treatment plan across every appointment it takes, bills per procedure as work is completed, and handles the instalment payments that dental work in Pakistan usually runs on.
The current state
A root canal or an orthodontic course runs over many appointments. Without the plan recorded, progress is reconstructed each visit and steps get missed or repeated.
Dental work is commonly paid in instalments. When that is tracked informally, the practice loses track of what is outstanding and patients dispute what they have paid.
A patient who misses one appointment in a six-appointment course often never returns, and nothing in the clinic flags it.
In SehatDoc
Record the full course once, then track which procedures are completed, which are pending and which appointment each belongs to.
Bill as work is completed rather than in one lump at the end, so the patient’s balance always reflects what has actually been done.
Record part-payments against the plan and see the outstanding balance at the front desk without a ledger search.
WhatsApp reminders before each appointment in the course, which is the single most effective lever on mid-course attrition.
Prescriptions, notes and prior treatment history attached to the same patient, available at every appointment in the course.
See revenue by procedure and by dentist, plus outstanding receivables across active treatment plans.
Step by step
Record the full treatment course with its procedures and estimated cost.
Book the appointments the plan needs; each is linked to the plan.
Mark procedures done as they happen; billing follows completion.
Record part-payments and track the running balance to completion.
FAQ
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SehatDoc records dental work through structured multi-visit treatment plans and per-procedure billing rather than a graphical odontogram. For most Pakistani general-dentistry practices the treatment plan is the working record; if a tooth-by-tooth chart is essential to your workflow, that is worth raising before you subscribe.
Yes. Part-payments are recorded against the treatment plan and the outstanding balance is visible at the front desk, so both the practice and the patient can see what has been paid and what remains.
Yes. Plans from PKR 5,500 per month cover up to three doctors and PKR 6,500 up to six, each with their own login, their own appointment calendar and separate revenue reporting.
Yes. Each scheduled appointment can trigger a WhatsApp reminder, which matters more in dentistry than in most specialties because a single missed visit frequently ends the whole course.
Plans start at PKR 4,000 a month, billed in rupees, with setup and staff training included. Bring over next week's patients and see whether the evening session runs any easier.
Setup help and staff training are included on every plan.