Door 01 · Your front desk today

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Can I get a cleaning next week?

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Door 02 · With an AI receptionist

21:47 a patient writes

Can I get a cleaning next week?

Sure! Tue 8:30 with Dr. Lindqvist or Wed 7:30?

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Proposal · for Quietwell Dental · October 2026

Every message answered.
Every urgent one handed to a human.

An AI receptionist on your website that books visits, answers price and insurance questions from your price list, and passes anyone in pain to a real person — with each request landing in your team's Telegram and the CRM.

  • ~3 sto first answer, day or night
  • 0made-up prices — only your list
  • 1 tapfor staff to take over any chat

01 · What the gap costs

Move the sliders to your clinic's reality.

Your assumptions, not ours — the point is to see the size of the gap.

New patients you could be booking

32/ month

Revenue currently at risk

$19,500 / mo

4.33 weeks per month. Estimate only — real numbers come from the first 30 days of logs.

02 · What you get

  1. A

    Assistant on your website

    Chat widget in your colors. Also Instagram DMs and SMS — same assistant, same answers.

  2. B

    Your clinic's rulebook

    Price list, hours, dentists, insurance rules, what counts as urgent. It answers from this and says “let me check” when something isn't there.

  3. C

    Hand-off to humans

    Pain, swelling, complaints, anything medical or unclear → your team in one tap. Staff can take over any chat mid-sentence.

  4. D

    Telegram, CRM, calendar

    An alert in your staff group, a card in the CRM with name, phone, reason and the full chat. Bookings land in the calendar.

03 · Guardrails

What it will never do.

A receptionist that improvises is worse than none. These rules are written into the assistant and tested before launch.

  • Diagnose or give treatment advice.“That needs a dentist to look — let me get you in today.”
  • Invent a price.If it isn't in your list, it says so and asks the desk.
  • Promise insurance coverage.It collects the plan; the desk confirms. Always.
  • Keep chatting with someone in pain.Red flags → ER advice. Everything else urgent → a human, now.
  • Pretend to be a person.It introduces itself as the clinic's assistant and says when a human joins.
  • Store more than it needs.Name, phone, reason for visit. No medical history in chat.

04 · Timeline & price

Week 1

Rulebook

Your price list, schedule and insurance rules become the assistant's knowledge. You approve every answer it may give.

Week 2

Connect & rehearse

Website chat, Telegram group, CRM, calendar. Your staff try to break it; we fix what they find.

Week 3

Live, with a safety net

Human review of every conversation for two weeks. Then a weekly report.

Investment

Setup, one-time—
Support & hosting—

Fixed price, agreed after a 20-minute call about your clinic.

See it with your price list.

We'll set up a version with your real prices and walk you through it in 20 minutes. No slides.

Live prototype · runs in your browser

Talk to it like a patient would.

Pick a scenario or type anything. On the right is what your team sees: the Telegram alert, the CRM card and what the AI understood.

Scenarios

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What just happened

  1. 01

    Patient writes

    Website chat, Instagram, SMS.

  2. 02

    Assistant answers

    From your rulebook only. Unsure → asks the desk.

  3. 03

    Rules decide

    Booking → calendar. Pain or doubt → a human.

  4. 04

    Team sees it

    Telegram alert + CRM card with the full chat.