Calls ring out during treatments
Your team is chairside with a patient. The phone rings four times and the caller hangs up.
- Telephoned (ticked)
- Left message
- Will call again
AI phone receptionist for dental practices
Every call answered, booked and confirmed, even at 9pm.
The problem
New patients usually decide on the first call. If nobody picks up, they ring the next practice on the list.
Your team is chairside with a patient. The phone rings four times and the caller hangs up.
Messages pile up overnight. By the time someone listens, the caller has moved on.
A new patient with a toothache works down a list of practices. The first one to pick up gets the booking.
Weekend messages, walk-ins and three lines ringing at once. Something gets dropped, usually the phone.
One call, four steps
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What it handles
Six jobs your front desk does all day, handled on every call. Tap or click a card for the detail.
Nights, weekends, lunch breaks and busy Mondays.
DetailsSeveral people calling at once? Each one gets answered. You choose when it picks up: every call, after hours only, or when your team doesn't answer within a few rings.
BackReal open times from your schedule. No double booking.
DetailsIt reads live availability, offers times that fit the visit type and length, and writes the booking straight into your system.
BackMoves or cancels visits without a callback.
DetailsPatients can move or cancel any time, not just during office hours. A freed slot can be offered to the next caller who needs one.
BackAnswers the questions your team hears every day.
DetailsHours, parking, new patient forms, which plans you accept and what a first visit includes. Anything it isn't sure about goes to your team.
BackConfirms by text, then reminds before the visit.
DetailsA confirmation goes out as soon as the call ends, then reminders at the times you choose. Patients reply to confirm or to ask for a new time.
BackTransfers the call or takes a message for your team.
DetailsUrgent pain, billing questions, or anyone who asks for a person: transferred during hours, or a message texted to your on-call number after hours.
BackProof
Test it yourself before you decide. Results from live practices go here as they come in, with their permission.
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Ring it tonight and ask to book a cleaning. It answers the way it would for your practice.
Demo line on request
A new patient asks about insurance, picks a time and gets the confirmation text. Start to finish, no edits.
Recording on request
On the demo we book into a test calendar while you watch, then the text arrives on your phone.
Part of every demo
Your Practice: You're booked for Tue 9:40 am with Dr. Rao. Reply C to confirm or R to reschedule.
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Figures from practices using Front Desk AI will go here, with their permission. Nothing invented.
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Old way vs Front Desk AI
Same caller, same evening. Drag the divider to give either side more room.
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Pricing
A one-time setup fee, then a flat monthly plan.
Solo practice, one location
$297/mo
Billed monthly. Yearly: $247/mo.
+ $997 one-time setup
Busy single location
$497/mo
Billed monthly. Yearly: $414/mo.
+ $1,500 one-time setup
Two or more locations
$997/mo
Billed monthly. Yearly: $831/mo.
+ Setup quoted per group
Every plan includes setup of your greeting, services, hours and transfer rules.
FAQ
Short answers first. Open any question for the detail.
It uses a natural voice, and you hear it and approve the wording before it goes live.
You choose the voice, the greeting and how it says your practice name. You can listen to recorded calls at any time, and we adjust anything that sounds off. Callers are told they are speaking with a virtual receptionist.
It transfers the call to your team, or takes a message and texts it to you straight away.
You set the rules. Urgent pain, billing questions or anyone who asks for a person can go to your front desk during hours, or to an on-call number after hours. Nobody gets stuck in a loop.
It books into the practice software or calendar you already use, where an integration exists.
If your system is not supported yet, it still takes the request, collects the patient details and texts your team to confirm the time.
Calls and bookings are patient data and are handled that way.
Before launch you get a plain list of what is recorded, where it is stored, how long it is kept and who can see it.
About a week from kickoff to live calls.
We need your services, hours, insurance basics, greeting and transfer numbers. You review test calls before launch, and you can start with after-hours calls only.
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