Dental practices
Choose music for the waiting room, front desk and chair, then manage the connected rooms from the office. Our dental guides cover speaker setup, station selection, costs and questions about music licensing.
Who it's for
Instrumental music for dental practices, clinics, spas, acupuncture, hotels and schools, with room controls for the people who run them.
eleMusic provides original instrumental background music for US businesses with rooms to fill: dental practices first, and also clinics and health systems, massage studios and spas, acupuncture clinics, hotels and school shared spaces. Each connected device chooses a station, and the person managing the location controls its rooms from the web player. The same catalog and device-based plans serve every setting; the pages below give each one its own rooms, setup example and answers.
Choose music for the waiting room, front desk and chair, then manage the connected rooms from the office. Our dental guides cover speaker setup, station selection, costs and questions about music licensing.
Play instrumental music in reception, waiting areas and staff spaces, from a one-room medical office to a multi-site group. Each location has its own plan, access code and certificate under one owner account, and no patient information is needed to connect a room.
Give each treatment room a slow station with no beat while reception plays something lighter, with the therapist in control from the device in the room. One access code covers a single room or a day spa with a lounge, priced by how many devices play at once.
Stations with no beat for the rooms where patients rest, and something brighter at the front desk. One device can cover a community room of recliners, and a station plays until someone pauses it, so the practitioner never touches the music mid-session.
Give the lobby, the breakfast area, the corridors and the pool deck their own stations, with the front desk controlling every zone from the web player. One access code per property; in-room channels, events and on-hold music are outside the subscription.
Give adult staff control of background music in reception, staff rooms and shared spaces where the school chooses to use it. Start with one supervised room, check the network and speakers, and agree who opens and closes the player.
Play one station in reception and the waiting room and another in the exam rooms and treatment area, and pause or change any connected room from one screen. One access code per clinic, priced by how many devices play at once, and nothing about clients or their animals is needed.
Every location chooses from 8 stations. Original instrumental music, generated and mastered by eleMusic. No vocals, no ads, no commercial recordings. There are no commercial hits or named-artist playlists, so listen to the previews before deciding whether the catalog suits your rooms.
An account holder manages the subscription and connected devices. Staff use the location's access code to connect a room; they do not need separate email accounts. Each device can choose a different station. The setup guide explains the Rooms panel and the opening and closing routine.
A plan covers one physical location and counts devices playing simultaneously. A device is one stream: a tablet feeding the ceiling speakers in several rooms counts once. Solo, Practice and Clinic are plan names based on device allowance, not different catalogs or a requirement to be a dental practice. Compare the plans.
Offices and coworking spaces, salons and barbershops, medspas, physical therapy and chiropractic clinics, counseling and therapy offices, and shops can use the same catalog and plans: any US business playing background music inside its own premises. Two things to check first. The stations are instrumental and slow to mid tempo, with no vocals, no hits and no high-energy music, so listen to the previews with the room in mind. And the subscription covers background playback inside your location only, not events, classes, video, phone hold or another site.
If a room needs speech privacy, read our guide to background music and front desk privacy first: background music is not sound masking, and it does not make conversations private.
Tell us the type of location, the spaces where music would play and how many devices would run at once, and we can discuss the current product without promising specialized features it does not have. Email hello@elemusic.fm; please leave out personal information about patients, clients or students.
For a subscription you can manage yourself, review the pricing and trial terms. 14-day trial. Card required, nothing due at checkout.
Eight instrumental stations and one access code, on a tablet or laptop in each room, or cast to your TV. From $15 a month for one device; Practice covers up to 5 devices for $24.
New locations start with a 14-day trial. A card is required and nothing is due at checkout. A reminder goes to the billing email before the trial ends, and you can cancel in Manage billing or by emailing hello@elemusic.fm. Unless you cancel before the trial ends, the card is charged the plan price when it ends. See the Terms of Service and the Refund and Cancellation Policy.