Full Schedule + Open Dental
A look at how recall and treatment follow-up work inside Open Dental.
Full Schedule supports Open Dental practices that need steady recall work and treatment reactivation inside the system they already know well. We help turn lists into booked visits while keeping the office close to the work through notes and reporting.
How the integration usually works
Getting started with Full Schedule and Open Dental is meant to feel familiar, not disruptive.
Connect access
We establish secure access to your Open Dental workflow and confirm which lists matter most first.
Review the live queues
We work from the recall and pending treatment reports your office already uses.
Call and schedule
Our team contacts patients, books appointments, and leaves notes inside the system.
Report the output
Booked visits and follow-up status stay visible in Open Dental and in your regular reporting cadence.
Features available
- Recall list access
- Direct appointment scheduling
- Real-time status updates
- Treatment plan visibility
- Secure remote access
- Team notes left inside the workflow
What partner practices mention most
“We are enjoying tremendous success utilizing Full Schedule's appointment booking services. Nicole, Terri and Krista are a pleasure to work with, are very responsive, and truly care about doing a great job for our office. We have an extremely good working relationship and meet monthly to discuss our collective strategic goals and how to maintain a stellar level of success booking patients and maximizing production. The web portal is solid and provides key metrics that we rely upon to set production goals and gauge profitability and trends. We are currently booking 60 new appointments per month with the assistance of the Full Schedule team. I highly recommend them.”
Keep exploring
If you are still comparing fit, these pages usually answer the next set of questions.
Want to see Open Dental in the context of your office?
We can talk through access, reporting, and which lists we would likely work first.