SMS Opt-In Documentation · Full Implant Choice

Where the opt-in happens

Patients request a callback through the form on fullimplantchoice.com/contact. The form is rendered on that page inside an embedded frame served by our website platform, so automated crawlers may not see the form fields in the page's raw HTML — the screenshots below show what every visitor sees in a browser.

The form includes an optional SMS-consent checkbox that is unchecked by default and is not required to submit the form. Its full label reads:

“I agree to receive texts from Full Implant Choice about my request. Msg & data rates may apply, frequency varies, reply STOP to opt out.” — followed by a link to our privacy policy.

Consent is stored with the submission, and text messages are only sent to patients whose submission has the box checked — this is enforced on our servers, not just in the form.

The live form, as patients see it

The callback request form on the contact page. The SMS-consent checkbox is visible at the bottom, unchecked by default:

The consent checkbox and submit button up close — the checkbox is optional, unchecked by default, states message frequency and rates, includes STOP instructions, and links to the privacy policy:

Other ways a text conversation starts

Patients who text the practice first receive conversational replies to their own inquiry. Patients who phone the practice to schedule are asked during the call whether we may text appointment confirmations and reminders to their number, and their answer is recorded with the appointment.

Every recipient can opt out at any time by replying STOP, or reply HELP for assistance. Message frequency varies; message and data rates may apply. Consent to receive texts is never a condition of receiving care.