“I believe the unbelievable, I receive the impossible, because it’s doable.” — Jesse Duplantis
Dental Practices
AI for Dental Practices
The new-patient call that came in while you were chairside
A new patient calls once. If the front desk is checking someone out, taking an insurance question and answering a second line, that call goes to voicemail and that patient books somewhere else. Meanwhile hygiene recall — the most reliable revenue in the practice — slips because nobody has an hour to work the list.
An AI line handles the overflow: it answers the calls your front desk cannot reach, takes new-patient details, answers the questions that get asked forty times a week (hours, parking, which insurances you take, what a first visit involves), and books the appointment. Your team keeps the patient in front of them.
What it actually does
Catches overflow and after-hours calls
The second and third line, and every call after the office closes.
Takes new-patient details properly
Name, reason for visiting, preferred times, how they found you.
Answers the repeat questions
Hours, location, parking, what to bring, what a first appointment covers.
Keeps recall from slipping
Hygiene reminders worked consistently instead of whenever someone has a spare hour.
What it does not do
Anything touching patient health information needs care, and a general-purpose agent is not a HIPAA compliance programme. We keep the agent to scheduling and general enquiries — no clinical detail, no records — and any deeper integration is a conversation with your practice, not something switched on by default.
What it costs
AI Starter is $597/month and covers the inbound agent, CRM setup and monthly reporting. AI Pro at $1,097/month adds outbound and the full automation stack. Setup, training and support are included in both.
One thing worth saying plainly: voice works today, texting does not yet. Carrier approval for automated SMS is still in process, so we sell the answering service now and switch text reminders on when it clears. We would rather tell you that up front than have you find out after you have paid.
See it answer your phone
The fastest way to judge this is to hear it handle a call the way dental practices actually get them.
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