Three o’clock is chaos
Most adjustment visits happen after school. Parents checking in, kids being seated, and new-consult calls all arrive in the same ninety minutes.
After-school hours bring a full waiting room and a ringing phone. The AI phone agent picks up when the desk can’t, books consults and repair visits from the real schedule, and texts the parent the confirmation.
Most adjustment visits happen after school. Parents checking in, kids being seated, and new-consult calls all arrive in the same ninety minutes.
Broken brackets and poking wires happen in the evening. The parent calls and hears a voicemail. They search for what to do and wonder whether to call another office.
A parent referred by the dentist calls once. If the call is not answered and booked, the consult goes to the practice that picks up.
Treatments you offer, consult policy, financing basics you approve, hours, and your comfort-care instructions for common emergencies. The agent does not say whether a child needs treatment or quote a case fee. The treatment coordinator does that at the consult.
New consults go into consult slots, broken brackets into the repair blocks you set aside, both from the calendar you connect. The parent gets a text with the time and your approved instructions for the meantime.
Recording, summary, and referral source sit on the record in the CRM. Reminders and a review request follow from the same record.
An illustrative example of how the system runs, not a measured result.
No, unless you give it a published starting figure. It explains that the fee comes after the exam and books the consult with your treatment coordinator.
Only the comfort-care instructions you approve, and it books the repair. It does not judge whether something is urgent.
Yes. You decide which number receives confirmations for minors. See what an AI receptionist is for how the handoff to the desk works.
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