The Problem Every Dental Practice Faces Your phone rings all day with appointment requests, but you can't answer every call. Patients get frustrated and book elsewhere. You're losing money every single day. Solution: I build smart chatbots that book appointments 24/7 automatically. What This Chatbot Does Conversation Flow: - Asks about dental concerns (root canal, cleaning, checkup) - Collects preferred appointment dates - Gets time preferences - Captures patient contact information - Confirms booking details Works On These Platforms: - WhatsApp Business - Telegram - Facebook Messenger - Your website - Instagram DM - SMS/Text messages Core Functions Patient Management: - Schedules appointments automatically - Collects patient information before visits - Handles new and existing patient flows - Sends appointment reminders - Manages cancellations and rescheduling Business Integration: - Connects to your calendar system - Updates patient management software - Tracks booking analytics - Generates daily reports - Manages multiple locations Benefits for Dental Practices Immediate Results: - Never miss another appointment opportunity - Reduce staff time spent on phone bookings - Capture leads outside business hours - Get complete patient info before they arrive - Reduce no-shows with automated reminders Long-term Growth: - Increase monthly bookings by 30-50% - Improve patient satisfaction scores - Free up staff for higher-value tasks - Stand out from competitors - Build modern, professional image Why Practices Pay Premium for This The Numbers: - Average dental appointment worth: $200-500 - Missed calls per day: 15-25 - Monthly lost revenue: $60,000-125,000 - Chatbot cost: $1,000-3,000 setup - ROI timeline: 2-4 weeks Market Reality: Most dental practices still rely on phone-only booking. Patients expect instant, digital solutions. The practice that adapts first wins the market. Technical Capabilities Smart Features:

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