Real research example
A real usewant.com research run testing demand for reminder and rebooking software in small dental practices.
834 Reddit posts scanned. 6 findings qualified. Every published finding links to its source.
Smart reminders and simple rebooking for independent dental clinics that lose time and revenue to missed appointments.
Practice owners, office managers, reception teams, and dental staff who see scheduling problems firsthand.
What we tested
Run result
The run found strong adjacent evidence for replacing phone confirmations with text and moderate evidence for scheduling friction. Only one finding was explicitly dental, so the specific buyer and willingness to pay remain unvalidated.
Source-linked findings
Direct dental evidence is separated from adjacent healthcare and appointment-business evidence. The distinction matters more than making the result look stronger.
“We were spending half our mornings leaving voicemails that nobody listened to.”
A patient-facing business reports lower no-shows after replacing confirmation calls with texts. Strong problem evidence, but not confirmed as dental.
Open Reddit source“It’s been slow for months... he knows the booking system is broken.”
Direct evidence of scheduling pain inside a dental practice. It does not identify the buyer or preferred solution.
Open Reddit source“Do you or anyone have recs on a scheduling app/plugin for patients to book on the website?”
A dermatology practice asks for patient-booking software while facing hiring pressure. Useful adjacent demand, not dental validation.
Open Reddit sourceDo not build the full dental product yet. Next, interview small-practice office managers about texting, rebooking, and the economic cost of no-shows. Test whether fewer no-shows or less front-desk work is the stronger buying trigger.
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