Move 01
Start with the situation
Give the visitor a calm way to identify what they are trying to understand, without requesting a treatment narrative or deciding candidacy.
Full-Arch Decision Path
One clear route before the consult ask.
A practice-approved path that helps an implant visitor move from wondering whether a consult is worth discussing, to approved cost and payment information, to one clear next step.
No signup in the demo. Nothing you select is submitted.
Public implant pathPractice-approved
01
Orient
Answer whether a conversation may be worth having without making a clinical determination.
02
Clarify
Put the practice's approved cost and payment information into the same route.
03
Hand off
End at the practice's existing booking or contact destination.
The public problem
Good pages can still leave the route unfinished.
A practice may explain treatment carefully, publish payment information elsewhere, and offer several contact options. The visitor still has to assemble those pieces alone. The Decision Path tests whether those answers can be resolved into one practice-approved sequence.
- 01
The implant question
The visitor is trying to understand whether a consult is worth discussing, not asking a website to make a diagnosis.
- 02
The cost wall
Cost and payment information may exist, but often sits away from the implant journey or ends with a general call-us answer.
- 03
The handoff
The path should end at one destination the practice already approves, with clear expectations about what happens next.
Three moves
A short path with a defined job.
The exact words and destinations come from the practice. The structure keeps each answer in the order a researching visitor needs it.
Move 02
Answer the concern
Surface practice-approved readiness, cost, and payment context in plain language, with boundaries attached to the answer.
Move 03
Offer one next step
Hand the visitor to the practice's existing booking or form system. Implant Visibility does not become the clinical or financing system.
Interactive specimen
Walk the fictional Gulfshore path.
Tap through as Sarah, a fictional implant visitor. The experience ends on the owner's side, where the individual clicks resolve into aggregate path signals. The specimen submits nothing and stores nothing.
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The owner side
A path should make the public questions visible.
The v1 owner view is designed around aggregate totals: which situations visitors chose, which concerns they opened, and where the route stopped. It is a review surface for the public path, not a patient record.
Shows
Aggregate route signals
Counts and proportions that help the practice see which public questions deserve review next.
Does not show
Identifiable patient detail
No names, treatment narratives, health history, financing applications, or clinical records are part of the v1 Implant Visibility data model.
Boundaries by design
The path informs. The practice decides.
Every patient-facing word and destination is approved before launch. The system stays outside clinical, legal, and financing decisions.
The path does not determine treatment, candidacy, prognosis, or clinical urgency.
It does not quote terms, estimate approval, accept applications, or make financing-law claims.
Implant Visibility v1 does not capture or store identifiable patient information.
Contact moves to the practice's own approved booking, form, or phone system.
How it gets built
Fixed scope first. Ongoing work only if it remains useful.
01 · Verify
Walk the current route
We review the dated public evidence and decide whether the Decision Path is actually the right first fix.
02 · Approve
Define the implementation
The practice approves the exact scope, public wording, information sources, and handoff destination before work begins.
03 · Manage
Review the path
After launch, path management can continue month to month only if the practice wants the ongoing review.
See whether this is the right first fix.
Bring the public route you have now. We will review it in patient order for 30 minutes, with no prep and no access request.