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Answers the price question. Never the clinical one.

Most calls to a dental practice are about money and availability.

What does an implant cost, are you taking new patients, is there a payment plan, can I be seen today. None of these need a clinician, and all of them are on your site. AidEcho answers them, and stops the moment a question becomes about somebody's teeth.

An AI chatbot for a dental clinic is an assistant that reads your treatment prices, plans, registration and access pages, then answers the practical questions patients ask before booking. It has no clinical knowledge of its own, cites the page behind every answer, and routes anything clinical to your staff.

01 / The real inbox

Fifteen questions, and almost none of them are clinical.

Ask reception what they repeat all day. It is cost, availability and whether you take new patients, every single time.

What it costs

How much is an implant? Is a check-up included in the plan? Do you do finance? Is whitening extra?

Registering

Are you taking new patients? NHS or private? Can the whole family register? How do I transfer?

Getting seen

Can I be seen today? Do you do emergencies? Are there Saturday appointments? How far ahead are you booking?

Practicalities

Where do I park? Is there step-free access? What should I bring to a first visit?

02 / Start to finish

One patient, and the line the assistant will not cross.

How much is a single implant with you?

An implant with the crown is 2,400 pounds, which covers the planning scan and two follow-ups. Finance over 12 months interest free is available.

Source: /treatments/implants
Do I need a referral from my own dentist?

No referral needed. The first step is a consultation and scan, about 45 minutes, booked online or by phone.

Source: /how-to-book
I have been on blood thinners since my heart surgery. Is that a problem for implant surgery?

That is about your own health and medication, which is not mine to answer. I am passing you to the practice so a clinician can advise properly.

Handed to the practice

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Hello, Anita here, practice nurse. Anticoagulants are usually manageable with planning. May I take a few details and have the dentist call you?

03 / What it changes

The fee answer that fills the diary.

Dental fees are the single most asked and least published thing in the sector. A practice that answers plainly, at the hour people ask, wins the registration.

  • Answers Fees and plan details at nine at night, when reception has gone home.
  • Stops At anything clinical, and hands it to your staff with the conversation attached.
  • Reveals Which treatment prices your site never published, ranked by how often they are asked.
Does the plan cover a hygienist visit?

The standard plan includes two check-ups and two hygienist visits a year, plus 20% off other treatment. The full breakdown is on the plan page.

Source: /plans

05 / Questions

Answers, before you ask.

What is an AI chatbot for a dental clinic?

An assistant that reads your treatment prices, plans, registration and access pages, then answers the practical questions patients ask before booking, citing the page each answer came from.

Will it give dental advice?

No. It answers only from what your practice has published, so it has no clinical knowledge of its own to offer. It can describe a treatment you provide because that is on your site, and it cannot assess a symptom because that is not.

Can it see whether someone has an appointment?

No. It has no access to your practice management system or any patient record. It explains how booking works and passes the enquiry to reception.

Does it handle emergencies?

It does not detect emergencies and has no triage. Publish your urgent-care guidance as a page so it can be cited like any other, keep your phone number prominent, and it will escalate anything it cannot answer.

Give reception the evening off.

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