Two things at once
One person cannot greet a patient and answer the phone in the same moment. Calls fall to voicemail during the busiest hours.
An AI receptionist for dentists answers patient calls, books appointments, and handles reschedules without tying up your front desk. It picks up when the office is busy and keeps working after you lock up.
When the desk is checking someone out or turning over a room, the phone still rings. A new patient with insurance is on the other end. Every call that hits voicemail is a chair that stays empty.
One person cannot greet a patient and answer the phone in the same moment. Calls fall to voicemail during the busiest hours.
A first-time caller books with the practice that picks up. A missed call is a patient who found another dentist.
Evening and weekend calls turn into appointments on your schedule instead of a full voicemail box.
The agent answers in your practice name, books cleanings and consults, handles reschedules, and answers common questions about hours, location, and insurance. It flags a real dental emergency the way you want.
The desk stops losing calls during checkout and room turnover. New-patient details get captured cleanly, reschedules happen without a callback, and emergencies get routed on your rules. You hear the calls and the bad ones get reviewed and fixed, so it stays on script. The price is flat, so a packed Monday costs the same as a quiet Friday.
First month $97, then regular price.
First month $97, then $497/mo flat. Month-to-month.
First month $97. Then $497/mo flat. Month-to-month. Cancel anytime. We work with businesses that answer their phones.