Dental waiting room digital signage

Dental waiting room screens the front desk can run.

Stop last month’s whitening promo and wrong holiday hours. Pair the TV, put your logo and hours on glass, then change wait time or this week’s offer in seconds — without calling IT.

The problem

What patients notice before you do

Stale offers, outdated hours, and a TV nobody wants to touch. Patients still ask “how long?” while the glass stays silent.

Wait time on glass

About 5 / 10 / 15 / 20 minutes. “We’re running behind.” Undo if you fat-finger it.

Hours & holidays

Regular hours, closed today, or a holiday message. Clear it when you’re back.

This week’s promo

One line for this week’s offer. Whitening, consults, or new-patient specials.

Outbound-only players

Players call out. No inbound holes in the clinic firewall for day-to-day signage.

Keeps playing

If the internet drops, the last playlist stays on the TV.

Multi-location ready

Same brand across offices. Roll waiting-room playlists by group when you grow.

Setup

From box to dental waiting room

Start as dental

We start you with a calm dental waiting-room look — not generic AV loops.

Pair the TV

Six-letter code or QR. When it says “this TV is live,” hardware is done.

Logo, hours, go

Put your practice on glass. Promos and wait updates can wait until the desk is ready.

FAQ

Quick answers

Can we use the TV we already have?

Yes — HDMI into a thin player. Mount stays; the unmanaged stick / USB tour goes.

Does IT have to open ports?

No inbound ports for normal operation. Players initiate outbound connections.

Who logs in day to day?

Office manager / front desk for wait, hours, and promo. Access is invited — not a public signup.

How is this different from a Firestick?

Firesticks are consumer devices. StreamScreen is fleet-visible, governed content, and a dedicated player for wait, hours, and promo.

Ready for the dental waiting room

Request a 15-min glass demo. We’ll walk wait, hours, and promo on a real player.