Dental office voice over services ensure that the message that you need delivered to your patients is consistent and keeps them engaged.
Traditionally, healthcare organizations have employed voice services for messages on hold that that greet callers distribute them to various departments, and provide information promoting new services. More recently, however, more emphasis is being placed on patient care and improving processes. And voice over has expanded beyond phone systems to visually-oriented vehicles such as web videos and clinical presentations.
The vast majority of dental practitioners we work with talk about being stretched thin. They want to promote their practices, advise patients of new developments in dental care, and project a more polished image to the outside world, yet they are torn time-wise between doing all of these things, and well… practicing dentistry!
We have helped dozens of dental practices nationwide by providing professional sounding voices that are perceived by patients to be calming and empathetic. The recordings we provide not only sell your practice, but impart important care information as well as support the efficiency of your practice processes.
Examples of Supported Applications
- Driving directions and hours
- Cleaning scheduling
- Outbound appointment reminders
- New service introductions (for ex. Teeth whitening)
- Dental eligibility and benefits information
- Orthodontics information
The goal of this page is to spark ideas for your practice by providing real-life Messages on hold script examples and some script examples for both messages on hold and phone prompts for automated phone systems.
Sample Dental Voice Over Scripts & Recordings
Messages On Hold for Dental
Dental message On Hold Script Examples
Here are some examples of message on hold scripts from our dental office customers.
Dental Phone Prompt Sample Scripts
Here are some example voice prompts that can be employed to improve patient care and yield efficiencies in a healthcare setting. While focused primarily on medical practices and other healthcare-related concerns, many of these examples are applicable to dental practices.