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Your phone rings. A patient gets booked. You never lifted a finger.

A 24/7 human-sounding AI receptionist that answers every call and writes appointments straight into your calendar, set up entirely for you.

Hear it live — 60-second demo

A free 20-minute call, no pressure. Start for $1,000 — the rest is due only once we book a real patient into your calendar within 14 days. If we don’t, you don’t owe it.

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2 minutes: watch the exact call that books a patient at 9 PM.

The cost

What missed calls actually cost your practice

32–38%¹

of calls to dental practices go unanswered. During business hours.

78%²

of callers who hit voicemail hang up without leaving a message. Most dial the next practice on Google.

$8,000–$10,000³

A missed new patient isn't one appointment. It's that much lifetime value, walking to a competitor.

$200,000+⁴

a year of unanswered calls, at the rates above: one location, 20 calls a day, an $850 first visit. That one is arithmetic, not a survey, so run your own numbers below.

Meanwhile, a full-time front desk hire runs $39,000–$54,000 a year⁵, and covers 40 of the week's 168 hours.

Most practices never hear another call ring out for $2,000, once.

Before and after.

Your front desk alone, then with the AI overflow receptionist. Same sourced numbers as above.

The moment

Front desk alone

With Digi Dental

New patient calls at 10 AM

32–38% ring out to voicemail while the desk checks someone in

Answered on the first ring, every time

Cracked tooth, 9 PM

Voicemail. 78% hang up and dial the next practice

Answered and booked before they can

Lunch rush, both lines lit

Calls drop while patients check in

Every line handled at once

Monday reschedule flood

Hold queue, hang-ups, sticky notes

Rebooked in real time, no hold music

Front desk out sick or away

Coverage gone for days

Always on. No sick days, no vacations

“Do you take Delta Dental?”, ninth time today

Ties up the desk for minutes each

Answered instantly from your own list

The booking itself

Written down, entered later, double-book risk

Lands in the calendar instantly, read back to the caller

Hours of the week covered

40 of 168

All 168, including holidays

What coverage costs

$39,000–$54,000 a year

$2,000, once

Your staff keeps the front desk. The AI catches what they physically can't.

An illustrative scenario
“Mrs. Alvarez, 7:42 PM, chipped tooth.” Your voicemail greeting plays; she hangs up and calls the practice two miles away. Same evening, with Denty: she's asked what happened, told Tuesday 2:00 PM is open, and booked before she's off the phone. Fictional example, not a real patient or client.

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What you actually get

Every call, in writing, in your own dashboard

You are not handing your phone line to something you cannot see. Every call is recorded, transcribed and timed, and you can read any of them back. This is the real console, not a mock-up.

See the full dashboard tour →

Set up entirely by us. Live in days.

The math is short.

Practice size (locations)

Average calls per day (per location)

Average patient value (first visit)

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New patients you never hear from

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Estimated revenue lost per year

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Cost of never missing another one: $2,000, once.

Our math

Conservative assumptions: 17% of inbound calls go unanswered (the low end of the 17–38% range cited above), and 30% of those are booking opportunities (industry call-tracking data). Locations × calls per day × 5 days × 52 weeks × 17% × 30% × your patient value. Lifetime value not included. The real number is higher.

Further reading

The long version of the numbers above

Our case study · Medium The Real Cost of a Missed Call at Your Dental Practice (And Why Voicemail Isn't Fixing It) The same arithmetic, worked call by call: why a missed implant enquiry is a $3,000–$5,000 decision rather than a $150 scheduling problem, what a review of the top-ranked practices in one metro turned up, and why a voicemail callback the next morning arrives after the patient has already booked. Written by Benny, founder. Read on Medium

Every call answered. Every opening filled.

$2,000 one-time setup, and every call answered from day one. Start with $1,000 — the rest is due only once we book a real patient into your calendar within 14 days. If we don't, you don't owe it.

Most practices are live within 7 days of the onboarding call.

The clock starts once we have your services list, insurance list and calendar access.

Not ready to book?

Talk to the receptionist yourself for 60 seconds, tour the dashboard, read the pricing in full and every objection we get asked — all on one page.

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