

Connect Open Dental to Dropbox Sign and create healthcare automations
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Connect Open Dental and Dropbox Sign to automate crucial parts of your healthcare organization
Common automation use cases
Automated Patient Consent Management:
When a patient's treatment plan requires consent, OpenDental triggers Dropbox Sign to automatically send the relevant consent forms to the patient. Once signed, the forms are automatically stored in the patient's OpenDental file. This ensures compliance with legal requirements and streamlines the consent process, reducing administrative workload and improving patient experience.
Digital Treatment Plan Approvals:
Upon creation of a treatment plan in OpenDental, Dropbox Sign automatically sends the plan to the patient for digital approval. Once the patient signs, the approved plan is uploaded back into OpenDental. This automation speeds up the treatment planning process, ensures documentation accuracy, and enhances patient engagement by providing a convenient digital approval option.
Seamless Insurance Claim Submissions:
When procedures are completed in OpenDental, Dropbox Sign engages automatically to gather necessary digital signatures for insurance claims. Once signed, these documents are instantly submitted to insurance carriers. This automation accelerates the claims process, reduces errors, and improves cash flow by minimizing delays in insurance reimbursements.


- Get signature requests
- Get apps
- Get account
- Send signature request with template
- New event
- Get templates
- Download files
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From solo practices, large multi-location clinics and all the way up to NASDAQ-listed digital health companies.