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AI phone answering for oral surgeons
An AI Receptionist for Your Oral Surgery Practice
AllDayDesk answers your practice phone day and night. It books surgical consultations, gathers referral details, and takes messages for post-op concerns so nothing goes unanswered when you're in surgery or the office is closed.
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24/7 call answeringKeep your current numberFirst 30 calls free
How it works
Set up in three steps
You don't need new phone lines or special software. Setup is a short, guided process.
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Hear a sample call
Listen to a personalized sample of how your receptionist will sound. Adjust the greeting and tone until it fits your practice. The sample doesn't book anything real.
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Forward your number
Keep your current phone number. Forwarding instructions depend on your phone service, and setup walks you through it. Calls you can't get to go to AllDayDesk.
Review calls, messages, and bookings in your dashboard.
What it collects and what it books
Oral surgery phones are hard to answer. You're mid-procedure with gloved hands, and callers with swelling or bleeding can't wait for a callback that comes at lunch. Meanwhile, routine callers just want a wisdom tooth consult, a sedation question answered, or a referral scheduled. AllDayDesk answers every call, books the routine ones, and takes clear messages for the ones that need you.
For routine consults, it books directly in the AllDayDesk calendar once you've set your bookable services and open slots. If you prefer, you can connect Google Calendar in Settings after authorizing your account. For post-op concerns, it gathers the caller's name, procedure, and what they're experiencing, then takes a message you can read in your dashboard. It doesn't give medical advice or triage symptoms. For sedation questions, it shares what you've saved about your options and takes a message for anything specific to the patient. Referral callers are asked for the referring office, the procedure, and the patient's name so you have it all before you call back.
Wisdom tooth consult
The caller says their dentist mentioned their wisdom teeth. AllDayDesk books a surgical consultation, asks for the patient's name and age, and notes whether they have a referral or X-rays to bring.
Extraction referral
A general dentist's office calls to refer a patient. It captures the referring office, the procedure, the patient's name, and any urgency the dentist mentioned, then takes a message or books the consult.
Post-op concern
A patient calls after an extraction with pain or swelling. It doesn't give advice or judge urgency. It takes a careful message with the procedure date and what they're feeling, so you can decide how to respond.
Sedation question
Callers ask whether they'll be put to sleep or what to avoid before the appointment. It shares the general information you've saved and takes a message for anything tied to a specific patient's health.
Implant consult
A caller wants to replace a missing tooth. It books an implant consultation and asks whether they've had a recent scan or a referral, so you know what to expect before they arrive.
Insurance question
Callers ask whether you take their plan. It shares the plans you've listed as accepted and takes a message for coverage details you'd need to confirm yourself.
Pricing
Choose a plan that fits your calls.
Solo $99/moBusiness $199/moGrowth $349/mo
Each plan includes call minutes. Extra minutes cost more. See your estimate before you start. Your first 30 calls are free, with no credit card. Paid plans are monthly; cancel anytime.
Oral Surgeons: your questions answered
What happens when a patient calls with a post-op problem?
The receptionist takes a detailed message: the patient's name, the procedure and date, and what they're describing. It doesn't give medical advice or decide how urgent it is. You see the message in your dashboard and decide how to respond.
Can it answer sedation questions?
It shares the general information you save, like which sedation options you offer. For anything tied to a specific patient's health or medications, it takes a message so you can answer when you're free.
Will it book appointments on my real calendar?
New appointments go in the built-in AllDayDesk calendar once you've set your bookable services and open times. If you use Google Calendar, you can connect it in Settings after authorizing your account. Changes to existing appointments are sent to you as requests, not confirmed on their own.
Can it tell callers whether I take their insurance?
It shares the plans you list as accepted. For questions about coverage, copays, or whether a procedure is covered, it takes a message. Those answers depend on the patient's specific plan, so they're best confirmed by you.
What if a call needs me right away?
You can set up transfers to a number you choose, with rules for when they happen. Pickup isn't guaranteed, so every call also leaves a message and transcript in your dashboard either way.
How much does it cost?
Pricing is shown on the plans page. Each plan includes a set number of minutes each month, and you only pay for extra minutes if you go over.
Hear your practice's receptionist
Enter your oral surgery practice and listen to a personalized sample. It takes a couple of minutes, and the sample doesn't book anything real.
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Helpful next steps
- See how calls can reach your receptionist through your existing phone service. Keep your number with call forwarding
- Compare billing methods and the questions to ask before choosing a plan. Compare answering service costs
- Follow the setup steps from business details to phone forwarding. Set up your answering service
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