Turn a dental office's missed calls into booked visits
A dental practice put an AI receptionist on calls it was missing (about 500 a month), booking patients straight into the schedule.
A dentist running two offices with a single receptionist put an AI on both phone lines. In its first 90 days it handled 1,700+ calls and booked 184 appointments into the practice software, including 12 new patients, about $230K in production.
First 90 days: 1,700+ calls handled across both offices, 184 appointments booked, 12 new patients captured, and about $230,000 in production the owner says used to slip away. The receptionist could finally plan a month off. (as reported by the source)
Guide: AI receptionist for small business: real examples and how to set one up
Our own prompt for copying this setup. Swap in your details. Not quoted from the source.
You answer calls for [Practice] at [Office 1] and [Office 2]. Ask which office, whether they are a new or existing patient, and what they need. Book open slots in the practice software and confirm by text. Answer hours, location and insurance questions from our list. Never give clinical advice; pass pain or emergencies to staff.
A dental practice put an AI receptionist on calls it was missing (about 500 a month), booking patients straight into the schedule.
A Grapevine, TX chiropractic and acupuncture clinic with 150+ calls a month put a 24/7 AI on the phones. In the first 30 days it handled 172 calls and booked 32 new appointments, plus many text threads, so staff could focus on patients in the chair.
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