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AI Receptionist · Dental Offices

Every new patient call answered.

Your front desk is checking patients out and on hold with insurance. New patients call at lunch, after work and on weekends. The AI picks up in two rings and takes the details.

$797 / monthReceptionist + Speed-to-Lead30-day answer guarantee
Live callCall ended · summary sent12:18 PM

AIThanks for calling Sample Cedar Dental. This call is recorded. I’m the office’s AI assistant. How can I help?

CallerHi, this is Dana. I’m a new patient, and part of my tooth broke off. It really hurts.

AII’m sorry, Dana. Is there any swelling or bleeding right now?

CallerNo swelling. It just hurts when I chew.

AIThanks, Dana. I can’t say if it can wait. If swelling or bleeding starts, hang up and call 911.

CallerOkay. Please hurry.

AII’m connecting you to the on-call dentist now.

Text to the on-call dentistNew patient. Part of a tooth broke off and hurts when chewing. No swelling or bleeding. Transferred to the on-call dentist.

Sample call. Sample Cedar Dental is not a real business.

The short answer

Short answer

An AI receptionist for dental offices answers your office phone day and night. It answers questions about hours, location, and the plans you list. It asks new and returning patients why they are calling, and books the visit on your calendar. Urgent calls like severe pain or a knocked-out tooth go to the on-call dentist right away.

01 / Where calls get lost

Where calls slip away.

3 moments
  • 01

    Lunch hour at the front desk

    Patients call at lunch while the front desk is checking out the morning patients. A call that rings out can be a new patient who calls the next office.

  • 02

    After work and on weekends

    New patients look for a dentist after work and on weekends. With no one at the desk, those calls go to voicemail.

  • 03

    A broken tooth after hours

    A toothache can start at night, when the office is closed. The AI takes the details and sends urgent cases to the on-call dentist.

02 / On the phone

What it handles.

It answers from the info you give us about your dental office. Then it asks the questions you would ask.

Built on your info

Calls it takes

  • A new patient wants a cleaning.
  • A caller has a toothache or a broken tooth.
  • A patient needs to reschedule.
  • A caller asks, “Do you take my insurance?”
  • A caller asks for your hours and directions.
  • A parent asks about a child’s first visit.

What it asks

  1. Are you a new patient or a returning one?
  2. What is the reason for your visit, in a few words?
  3. Are you having any pain right now?
  4. What day and time work best for you?
  5. What number should we call you back on?

03 / The rules it follows

When it hands off. What it never does.

You set the rules

Sent to a person now

  • Severe pain, swelling or bleeding. Goes to the on-call dentist right away.
  • A knocked-out tooth. Goes to the on-call dentist right away.
  • An upset patient. Goes to a person right away.
  • Anyone who asks for a person. Gets a transfer or a callback.

It never

  • Give dental advice or say whether a problem can wait.
  • Confirm insurance coverage or benefits.
  • Quote treatment prices unless the office gave set prices.
  • Ask for member IDs, birth dates or medical history.

04 / How it goes live

How it goes live.

Three steps. We do the building.

3 steps · no mystery box
  1. Start a plan

    Start online. Then fill out a short form: your hours, services, common questions, calendar and who gets urgent calls.

  2. We build it and test it with you

    We build your receptionist on your dental office. You call it, and we tune it until it sounds like you.

  3. It goes live on your number

    Your calls forward to it. We watch it, tune it as new questions come up, and send you a monthly report. Texting turns on once your carrier registration clears (A2P 10DLC).

The 30-day answer guarantee

Every call answered and logged, or you cancel and pay nothing more.

In your first 30 days, every call routed to the AI is answered and logged in your report. If it isn’t, you can cancel with no further payments. It covers the AI Receptionist and every Desk.

We don’t promise rankings, revenue or ROI. We promise the phone gets answered and you can see it. Details are in the Service terms.

05 / The plan that fits

Start with the Fusion Front Desk.

Price · posted
Next step up

Fusion Front Desk

AI Receptionist + AI Speed-to-Lead

$797/ month

Bought one by one: $994 / month

  • Answers every call. Texts back missed calls.
  • Replies to every new lead and keeps following up.
  • 30-day answer guarantee.
Fair use
1 line, up to 500 AI talk-minutes and up to 300 new leads a month.
Build fee
$1,497. Waived on a 6-month agreement. Founding 25: 3 months.

New patients often find an office online and fill out a form. Fusion Front Desk replies to those forms in seconds by text and email.

  • Build fee waived on a 6-month agreement. In Founding 25, on a 3-month start.
  • Your number stays. Your calls forward to the AI.
  • A person is one step away. Hot calls are warm-transferred to the on-call dentist.
  • Phone calls only? The AI Receptionist alone is $497 a month. See it

06 / Questions

Straight answers.

8 questions

Use the setup checklist to test the facts, calendar and handoff before real calls.

01

Will the AI give my patients dental advice?

No. It does not give dental advice or say whether a problem can wait. It takes the details and sends urgent calls to a person.

02

Can it tell callers if their insurance is covered?

No. It can share the plans your office lists. It does not confirm coverage or benefits, so your team answers those questions.

03

Does it ask for member IDs or birth dates?

No. It only collects a name, a phone number, a few words about the reason for the visit, and a preferred time.

04

Can it book cleanings on my calendar?

Yes. It offers only the times your calendar shows as open. It books the visit and sends you a summary after the call.

05

What happens when a patient has severe pain?

The AI asks about swelling and bleeding. It sends the call to the on-call dentist right away, and if no one picks up, the caller gets a callback.

06

Will callers know it’s an AI?

Yes, if they ask. It never claims to be a person. Every call starts with a notice that it is recorded. Anyone who wants a person gets a warm transfer or a callback.

07

Is it HIPAA compliant?

We don’t make a blanket compliance claim on a web page. Before we build for a healthcare practice, we write down what the AI will hear and store, and whether your practice needs a business associate agreement (BAA). Nothing goes live until that is settled.

08

How much does an AI receptionist for dental offices cost?

Most dental offices start with the Fusion Front Desk: the AI Receptionist plus AI Speed-to-Lead, for $797 a month. The one-time build fee is $1,497. We waive it on a 6-month agreement. In Founding 25 (the first 25 clients, or until Dec 31, 2026), we waive it on a 3-month start. Phone calls only? The AI Receptionist alone is $497 a month.

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