AI Receptionist for paediatric dental practices

Parents booking their child's first dental visit choose the practice that answers.

The problem

A nervous parent calls to book their four-year-old's first ever dental appointment. They're anxious. They want reassurance as much as a time slot. They call three practices. Two go to voicemail. One answers — warmly, calmly, reassuringly.

What Ava does

Ava answers with warmth, answers parent concerns about first visits, explains your child-friendly approach, captures the child's age and any dental anxiety notes, and books the appointment — making your practice the one they trust from the very first call.

A child patient retained from age 4 to 18 represents £3,000–£8,000 in treatment revenue — plus their parents as adult patients.

Hear it in action

This is what your callers hear.

AvaRECEPTIONIST · Paediatric Dentistry
Live
  • Good morning, Little Smiles Dental — how can I help?
  • Hi, I want to bring my son for his first check-up. He's 4 and I'm a bit worried he'll be scared.
  • That's completely normal — and you're doing exactly the right thing by coming early. We're very experienced with nervous young patients. We make the first visit all about fun and familiarity, no instruments unless he's happy.
  • Oh that's reassuring. Can I book something?
  • Of course. I have a Saturday morning slot at 9:30am — lots of families prefer weekends. Shall I book that for you?
First visit booked · Age 4 · Anxious patient noted · Saturday 9:30am

Common questions

Everything you’re wondering.

Pricing

Ava pays for herself on call one.

A child patient retained from age 4 to 18 represents £3,000–£8,000 in treatment revenue — plus their parents as adult patients. Plans from £397/mo. One recovered job a month covers it — everything else is pure upside.

Back to all Dental Clinics sectors

Book a 15-minute demo. See Ava handle a real paediatric dentistry call — live.

No slides. No pitch. We dial in, run the scenario, and you see exactly what your customers will hear.

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