For dental practices
An AI receptionist for your dental practice website
Patients look you up in the evening and at weekends, when reception is closed. A small chat assistant on your current website answers their questions and passes new-patient enquiries to your team with a name and number.
The chat button in the corner is a working example for a fictional dental practice. Try it.
What patients ask it
Everyday questions your team answers again and again.
- ✓“Are you taking new NHS patients?”
- ✓“How much is a check-up?”
- ✓“I've got toothache, can I be seen?”
- ✓“I'm nervous, do you treat anxious patients?”
- ✓“Is there parking?”
Careful by design
It only says what you have approved.
- ✓Set up not to give clinical advice or diagnoses.
- ✓Urgent cases (swelling, bleeding, trouble breathing) are pointed to NHS 111 or A&E.
- ✓Only states hours, fees and NHS availability that you have approved.
- ✓Says it is an AI assistant if asked; card numbers are removed automatically.
How it works
No new website, nothing for your team to learn.
We load your details
Hours, services, prices, policies and how to book, written from your website and checked by you.
One line on your site
A small chat button appears in the corner of your current website.
Enquiries in your inbox
Every enquiry is emailed to you with a name, contact details and what they asked.
Done for you
We set it up, write and test its answers, and install it. First month of hosting and updates included, then £39 a month. Cancel anytime.
Do it yourself
Set it up in about 10 minutes: we read your website and draft its answers, you check them. 14-day free trial.
Questions
Will it give dental advice?
No. It answers practical questions (hours, fees, registering, parking) from information you approve, and points urgent cases to NHS 111 or A&E.
Does it work with our current website?
Yes. It is one line of code and works on WordPress, Squarespace, Wix (paid plans) and most practice website builders.
What happens to enquiries?
Each enquiry is emailed to your practice inbox with the patient's name, number and what they asked, ready for a call back.