Front desk notified, with a deadline
Once a patient is ready to book, they reach the front desk with the treatment of interest, preferred shift, and health insurance already noted. The front desk has 30 minutes to offer a time slot.
Whoever reaches out through the ad or the website gets a reply in seconds, at any hour. The AI finds out the treatment of interest, whether there is pain, and the best time, and hands off to the front desk to book the evaluation. Diagnosis, treatment plan, and quote always stay with the dentist.
Where the patient slips away today
A message from someone in pain arrives in the middle of an appointment and goes unanswered until the end of the day.
A delivered quote with no follow-up ends up in a drawer: nobody remembers to contact the patient again.
Booked assessments fall through without a reminder, and the chair time is lost.
The patient's journey
Today, the patient waits for the front desk to have time to reply. Here, the AI replies right away, asks only what the schedule needs, and logs every step on the pipeline card.
Done in the dashboardSyncs back to your system
Built for dental practices
Once a patient is ready to book, they reach the front desk with the treatment of interest, preferred shift, and health insurance already noted. The front desk has 30 minutes to offer a time slot.
New contact, evaluation to book, with front desk, evaluation booked, quote delivered, and treatment closed. The quote requires the amount, and closing requires the payment method.
The AI books like a front desk: it doesn't say which treatment a person needs, doesn't diagnose from photos, and doesn't quote prices that aren't in the knowledge base. The quote comes from the in-person assessment.
Upload your ad spend spreadsheet and see, by campaign, ad set, and ad, what each contact, each evaluation, and each closed treatment cost.
A quote that's delivered and unanswered alerts the front desk to follow up, with no automatic discount and without naming the treatment in the phone notification.
Examples use fictional companies, people and numbers.
Ready on day one
This is what your account gets on first login, taken from the same template that builds the dashboard. You can change everything later, from stage names to questions.
Industry considerations: Health data is sensitive: the AI books like a front desk, with no diagnosis, no treatment plan, and no prices advertised in campaigns. This summary guides the setup and is not legal advice.
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The official account, with approved templates. The patient gets the first reply within seconds.
In Pipeline → New board, the board comes with the stages, the fields (treatment and description flagged as sensitive), and quote follow-up.
Treatments offered, health insurance plans accepted, dentists, hours, and address. The AI answers only what's in the knowledge base.
No. It doesn't give diagnoses, not even from a photo, and it doesn't build treatment plans. It only asks whether there is pain, swelling, or a broken tooth, to request a priority slot, and books the evaluation with the dentist.
Only what you registered in the knowledge base, and only for people who asked in the conversation. In campaigns and follow-up messages, prices, discounts, and “complimentary evaluations” are never sent, as required by Brazil's Dental Code of Ethics.
The treatment requested and what the patient reported are health data: masked on screen, left out of notifications to other systems and out of exports. The reminder and the follow-up don't name the treatment.
Yes, as long as the message includes the clinic's name and CRO registration number and those of the technical lead, and doesn't advertise prices, no-cost offers, or payment terms. That reminder comes built into the industry's safeguards, inside your account.
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