Helping little patients feel brave.
Helping little patients feel brave.
Kids scan the poster at your front desk and your arcade opens on the phone already in their hand. Original games, your logo, your real team. No kiosk to buy, nothing to sanitize between patients, and it keeps playing after they go home.
Try our sample practice on your own phone!
Send us your logo, colors, and team. We build, brand, and host the whole arcade, custom Team Cards included.
Your standee, poster, and postcards arrive printed and branded. Set them out, add the link to your site, and you're live.
The same arcade opens on the couch that night. New games appear in it on their own, with nothing to install.
Not the stock titles that ship on every kiosk. These are ours, made for young dental patients, and every screen carries your branding. There is a set of printables in there too, from brushing charts to mazes.
New games are added to your arcade automatically. Nothing to install, nothing for you to do.
Every provider and staff member gets a collectible card, with a signature move and a fun fact on the back. Kids meet your faces before they ever sit in the chair.
Riley's First Visit walks a child through the appointment in order, and three of the moments are hands-on. They drive the chair up and back. They hold Mr. Thirsty, the saliva ejector, over the puddle until it drains. They run the polisher across Riley's teeth until the last stain lifts. Each one is theirs to control, and each one plays real sound effects.
Send it with your appointment reminder. By the time they arrive, the room is somewhere they've already been.
The AAPD's 2023 behavior guidance review rates two things as having a large effect for preventive visits: modeling, where a child sees the visit before it happens to them, and mobile applications. Riley's First Visit is built as modeling. The games are what make a kid come back to it.
In a 2022 randomized trial, children whose parents got a simple preparation booklet before a first visit were measurably more cooperative in the chair and reported less pain. Preparation that happens at home doesn't cost you chair time.
Most waiting room entertainment means one shared touchscreen on the wall. It works, but it costs thousands, it's one more surface to sanitize, and it plays the same stock games as every other office. The Mighty Arcade takes a different path.
Tell us about your practice and we'll send you a link to a live demo arcade. Play the games, read the storybook, flip through the Team Cards. It works on any phone or tablet browser.
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Yes, by design. The arcade collects nothing: no accounts, no logins, no personal information. Your patient's name and character live only on their own device, and the certificate prints right from their browser. Fully COPPA-conscious from the ground up.
About two weeks for most practices. Send us your logo, colors, and team, and we build, brand, and host everything, including your custom Team Cards. Your counter standee, poster, and postcards ship to you printed and branded. Set them out, add one link to your website, and you're live.
Four activities today: the Riley's First Visit storybook, a memory game, jigsaw puzzles, and a coloring book, plus a set of printables. New titles are added on an ongoing basis and appear in your arcade automatically, with nothing to install and nothing for you to do.
Kiosks put generic games on one shared touchscreen that you buy, mount, and maintain. The Mighty Arcade is software: kids play on their own family's devices, every screen carries your brand and your real team, and the arcade follows them home after the visit. There's no hardware to purchase and nothing to sanitize between patients.
The AAPD's 2023 behavior guidance guidelines rate two things as having a large effect for preventive visits: modeling, where a child sees the visit before it happens to them, and mobile applications. Filmed modeling has tested as effective as running Tell-Show-Do in the chair (Paryab & Arab). In two randomized trials, children who used a dental-themed app before treatment showed measurably lower heart rates (Elicherla et al., 2019; Aziz & Jafar, 2023).
That's the specification Riley's First Visit was built to: the procedure, in order, with its real sounds, days before the appointment.
Perfect, you already have the spot for it. Point your kids page at your arcade instead of sending families off to third-party game sites.
No. The arcade is hosted by us and lives at its own link. It works on any phone, tablet, or computer, and there's nothing for your website company to maintain.
Built for roughly ages 3 to 9, the first-visit and early-visit years where a little preparation goes the longest way.