Receptionist on the phone explaining implant prices. Patient in front of her, waiting to pay. Both annoyed.
The phone explains implant prices. The receptionist takes the money. Nobody sighs.
It books, it explains prices, and it hands the real toothache to you β in Uzbek, Russian or English.
Uzbek Β· Russian Β· English
Three things that happen in every clinic. With and without.
Receptionist on the phone explaining implant prices. Patient in front of her, waiting to pay. Both annoyed.
The phone explains implant prices. The receptionist takes the money. Nobody sighs.
23:14. Toothache. Your number rings out. Tomorrow they are at the clinic across the road.
23:14. "We're closed, but I'm not." Booked for 09:00. The doctor learns about it over breakfast.
Six-month check-ups: a list of 400 names and a receptionist who "will call them this week".
Your agent rings the 400. 34 want to come. Their own words are in your CRM before lunch.
Same assistant, your prices, your doctors, your hours. Three doors.
Calls and messages, day and night, in the caller's language.
Into the right doctor's diary, with the right duration for the treatment.
A real emergency goes to the doctor on duty; a question for a human waits for one.
Every conversation, in text, with a one-line verdict: resolved or not.
Rings your recall list β check-ups due, hygiene due β and tells you who said yes.
On your phone: calls while closed, visits booked, who wants to come.
Every owner gets it. This is what a dental clinic's Tuesday looks like on it.
Included with every account β on phone, tablet and desktop.
A PDF, a Word file, or your website. Doctors, treatments, prices, hours. That's the whole training.
Your own PBX, or a number we set up for you. Your receptionist keeps her phone; the assistant takes what she can't.
Start with evenings and lunch. Switch it off from your phone whenever you like.
No. It takes the calls she can't: the ones at night, the ones during a filling, the third line while two are ringing. She keeps the front desk.
It admits it, offers a person, and takes a message that lands with the call record. A price it wasn't given, it doesn't quote.
No. It writes a transcript you can read, and a one-line summary. No audio is stored.
Uzbek, Russian and English, switching mid-call if the patient does. Twenty more on request.
Names, numbers and what they said stay in your account. Nothing is shared with other clinics, and you can delete a call with one click.
Price after a short call β it depends on your lines and doctors, not on a table.