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DSOs & multi-location dental

Centralized revenue infrastructure for DSOs and multi-location dental groups.

We provide one acquisition motion, one intake layer, and one reporting plane operated across every market. This includes provider and chair-level attribution that holds up during a board review.

Glass-and-cobalt illustration of a multi-location dental group dashboard

10–500+

Locations supported

+42%

Same-store new-patient lift

−34%

Blended CAC

Chair-level

Revenue attribution

Growth for DSOs and multi-location dental groups often fails for one structural reason: every location runs a different acquisition stack. One office trusts a legacy SEO vendor, another runs Meta with a freelancer, and a third pays the franchise call center. In this scenario, the support center has no clean way to roll up data. This results in a board deck full of marketing line items but no confidence about which dollar produced which patient.

Rocklane installs a single revenue infrastructure across the entire group. Websites, paid media, AI intake, reputation, and reporting are operated by one accountable team. Everything is instrumented to the chair and the provider, then rolled up to an executive dashboard with consistent definitions across every market.

This page covers specific changes for a DSO, including the multi-location architecture, the hybrid call-center and AI receptionist model, the de-novo playbook, and the reporting layer used in board reviews and lender meetings.

What's included

Our service provides a complete capability set from day one.

Centralized website platform with per-location pages and structured local SEO

Group-wide paid search and Meta operated against per-location capacity

AI receptionist that routes by location, service line, and insurance posture

De-novo opening playbook to ramp from zero to capacity in 90 days

Provider, chair, and location-level revenue attribution

Reputation collection and recall sequences standardized across markets

EHR and PMS integrations across the major dental platforms

Board-ready monthly executive review and lender-ready KPI pack

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DSO marketing fails when each location runs its own stack.

The DSO operating model only works when shared services genuinely scale, but marketing rarely does. When each acquired practice keeps its existing vendors, the support center inherits a patchwork of websites, ad accounts, call tracking, and reputation tools that do not roll up. Same-store growth becomes invisible, de-novo ramps stall, and the next acquisition is underwritten on numbers nobody fully trusts.

Rocklane replaces this patchwork with a single platform operated centrally. Local nuance such as provider voice, market positioning, and insurance posture is preserved as a configuration on top of a shared infrastructure rather than through different vendors at each location.

How the multi-location acquisition system works

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Integrate AI intake with your call center instead of replacing it.

Most DSOs already have a contact center. Rather than replacing it, the focus should be on which calls it should handle. Rocklane's AI receptionist takes the first pass on every inbound call. It answers 24/7, qualifies the patient, and books straight into the scheduler. Human agents only step in when policy or sensitivity requires personal attention.

This leads to a consistent result. Contact center teams handle high-value and complex conversations including treatment plans, insurance escalations, and retention. Meanwhile, the AI absorbs the high-volume routine bookings that previously rolled to voicemail. This maximizes the same labor budget to produce more booked appointments per location.

How AI intake integrates with your call center

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Reach capacity in 90 days with the de-novo playbook.

De-novos are critical to DSO economics. Rocklane runs a packaged de-novo motion that includes pre-opening landing pages and waitlists, geofenced pre-launch campaigns, and an AI receptionist live on day one. We also include reputation seeding starting from the first booked patient.

Locations using this playbook hit chair utilization targets much faster than industry benchmarks. Because the acquisition surface, intake layer, and schedule are all live when the door opens, the practice avoids the typical three-month delay for marketing to kick in.

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Attribution that holds up in board and lender reviews.

The reporting layer is the deliverable DSO operators care about most. Rocklane ties every dollar of paid spend to scheduled appointments, kept appointments, treatment plan acceptance, and produced revenue at the location, provider, and chair level. Consistent definitions are used across every market, ensuring same-store comparisons and de-novo ramps are always apples-to-apples.

We deliver output in three views. This includes a board-level rollup for the executive team, an operator view for each region, and a provider productivity view for clinical leadership. The lender pack pulls from this same source of truth.

See the DSO reporting layer

Frequently asked

Common questions from buyers.

Do you support emerging DSOs or only established platforms?
We support both. Most engagements start between 10 and 50 locations, where the patchwork problem is most painful. We also support established platforms with over 100 locations on the reporting layer and de-novo motion specifically, layered on top of an existing in-house team.
Do we have to migrate every location's website?
No. We typically migrate locations in waves, prioritizing the markets with the worst performance or upcoming de-novos. Existing high-performing sites can stay on their current platform while the central reporting and intake layer is wired in.
Can the AI receptionist coexist with our existing contact center?
Yes, and that is the recommended configuration. AI takes the first pass on every call to book routine appointments. It only escalates to your human agents when the conversation requires policy judgment, treatment-plan nuance, or retention work.
How is provider-level attribution computed without exposing PHI?
We compute attribution against scheduled-appointment and produced-revenue events exported from the PMS in aggregate. We never use patient identifiers. Marketing systems never receive PHI, and the export pipeline lives inside your environment.
How are engagements priced for a 30-location group?
DSO engagements are custom rather than per-system. Pricing scales with location count, service-line complexity, and reporting requirements. There is a fixed setup fee and a monthly platform fee separate from media spend. We size the engagement during the diagnostic phase.

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