Root Data gives DSOs and multi-location groups custom dashboards, office comparisons, Marketing ROI monitoring, Google reviews tracking, Salesforce visibility, and AI-supported optimization across the business.
Total adjusted production
$1.84M
Net collections
$1.98M
New patients
360
Avg collections / NP
$5,505
DSO meaning
A DSO is a dental support organization: a business group that helps dental practices with non-clinical operating work so clinical teams can stay focused on patient care.
A DSO, or dental support organization, is a company that supports dental practices with non-clinical business functions such as operations, analytics, marketing, finance, recruiting, procurement, and technology while dentists continue leading patient care.
DSO dental analytics gives executive teams a single view of production, collections, new patients, case acceptance, hygiene, office comparisons, and operational signals across multiple practices.
Yes. For DSOs, Root Data can support custom integrations and optimization projects, including Salesforce booking visibility and other operational data sources when they help explain growth performance.
The Marketing ROI Monitor shows whether marketing spend is working across channels. DSOs can see which channels produce patients and revenue, which underperform, what needs operational tweaking, and where acquisition opportunities are hiding — without stitching together ads, call tracking, and PMS data by hand.
Yes. Root Data includes Google reviews monitoring so multi-location groups can track review volume, average rating, and reputation trends by office and protect online reputation as an operating KPI.
No. Root Data is useful for emerging groups, multi-location dental practices, and established DSOs that want clean custom dashboards and practical decision support.
Built for multi-location operators
Compare production, collections, hygiene, new patients, and case acceptance across offices without rebuilding spreadsheets.
See whether ad spend is working: which channels drive patients and revenue, which waste budget, what needs tweaking, and where the next growth opportunities sit.
Track review volume, average rating, and reputation trends across locations so operators can protect online reputation and catch office-level dips early.
Add the data sources and AI tools that matter to your growth model, including PMS data, Salesforce booking data, agents, chat, RAG, and operational workflows.
Work through focused initiatives around acquisition, re-appointment, treatment conversion, collections, or regional performance.
Use agents, chat experiences, RAG, and AI-generated content to answer questions, improve workflows, and surface the practices that need attention this week.
Related walkthrough
Start with the KPI dashboard walkthrough, then open the DSO demo to compare offices, groups, acquisition performance, and operational patterns.
Roll office-level data into an operating view that makes regional comparisons easier to scan.
Know if ad spend is working: which channels convert, which waste budget, what needs tweaking, and where patient acquisition opportunities sit.
Root Data can add analytics layers without disrupting PMS workflows or changing clinical data.
DSO reading list
Featured guidance for DSOs and emerging groups working through analytics, acquisition visibility, and operating consistency.
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