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Built on the engine behind ChatGPT's voice and billions of calls for

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The engine that answers for them answers for your receptionist.

Same lines, same clarity, same uptime. Whether you run one van or a hundred branches.

You get a brand-new phone number to share everywhere. Or link it to the number you already have. Your choice, one tap, in the dashboard.

Money-back guarantee

If your stress doesn't go down or your revenue doesn't go up in your first 30 days on a paid plan, tell us and we refund the month. No forms, no argument.

First ring, 24/7

Every call answered, several callers at once

30 seconds

Built from your website, live the same day

Deposits on the call

A secure link by text, paid into your own account

Keep $31,842 a year

Against a full-time receptionist, before their sick days and holidays

Team plan $449 a month, the best plan· Solo from $199 · 7 days free, then monthly · cancel any time

Does an AI receptionist really work? Check it yourself.

Talk to it in a minute

Paste your website below. In under a minute your receptionist is built from your own pages and you can call it in your browser, before you give us an email address.

Read every rule it follows

Nothing is hidden. In your dashboard every rule is written in plain English, and you can change any of them and hear the difference on the next call.

Watch the message land

Ring your own number after it's live. Seconds after you hang up, the summary, the caller's details and the full transcript are in your inbox, and the message is texted to your mobile.

A phone showing the receptionist ringing back after the line dropped

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Hang up on it. It rings you back.

Lose signal mid-call, or hang up by accident, and it rings you straight back and carries on where it was. No answer? It leaves a short message. Humans forget to ring back. This doesn't.

The voice

Press play. Would you know it wasn't a person?

It listens while it talks, lets callers interrupt, and answers in the time a person would. Callers can't tell the difference. Press play and hear for yourself.

What do missed calls cost dentists?

Dental practices lose new patients to the phone every day: the line is busy, the receptionist is taking a payment, or the call comes in at 7pm when someone finally has a minute to sort their teeth. SiVoice answers every call, registers new patients, books and reschedules, and handles emergencies the way you would.

Busy line at the busiest times

Monday mornings and lunchtimes are when patients ring and when your desk is slammed. An engaged tone or voicemail costs you the new patient.

New patient enquiries go unanswered after hours

People look for a dentist in the evening. If nobody answers, they book with the practice that does.

Cancellations and reschedules eat reception time

Half the calls are patients moving an appointment. Each one takes a receptionist off the desk.

Toothache calls need the right answer, fast

A patient in pain needs to know what to do now, not a voicemail greeting.

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What an AI receptionist does for dentists

New patients registered on the call

Name, date of birth, number, what they need and whether they are private or insured, taken on every call and sent to you in seconds.

Bookings and reschedules handled

With your calendar connected the assistant books and moves appointments itself. Without it, every request arrives as a message with the times that suit.

Emergencies routed properly

Pain and swelling calls are handled with your own emergency rule: transferred, booked into an emergency slot, or given your out-of-hours number.

Reception back to the patients in front of them

The phone is answered every time, so your team can give the people in the building their full attention.

Deposits for new patient and long appointments

The receptionist texts a secure Stripe link while they're on the phone; the deposit lands in your own account and the no-show rate drops. Team plan.

An AI receptionist for each location

Add a location and it builds a receptionist for that site: its own local number, greeting callers in that branch's name, with that branch's address and diary. Callers never get the wrong site or the wrong hours. Team plan.

Three calls dentists get every week

What the caller says, what your receptionist does, and what lands with you.

Toothache at 7pm

“I have had a throbbing pain in a back tooth since yesterday and now my face is swelling on one side.”

Swelling triggers your emergency rule. It asks whether the swelling is affecting breathing or swallowing, and if so tells the patient to go to A&E. Otherwise it offers your 8.30am emergency slot, asks whether they are registered and NHS or private, takes name, date of birth and mobile, and reads your emergency appointment fee from the website.

The 8.30 slot is booked and your dentist has a text with the swelling noted before they get in.

Crown off before a flight

“My crown came off at breakfast. I fly to Portugal on Saturday. Can you stick it back on before then?”

It asks which tooth, whether it hurts, and whether they still have the crown. It finds the earliest slot with their usual dentist, reads your re-cement price from the fee guide, and tells them to bring the crown in a bag.

A Friday 11.20 booking in the diary and a patient who goes on holiday with a full set of teeth.

Invisalign price check

“Do you do Invisalign and roughly how much is it? I am 34 and my bottom teeth have moved since I had braces as a teenager.”

It quotes the from price and the 0% finance line from your website, explains that a free consultation with a scan comes first, and books one for Tuesday at 2pm. It takes name, mobile and email and mentions your deposit rule for the treatment itself.

A consultation booked and a note that this patient asked about finance, so the treatment coordinator has the figures ready.

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What an AI receptionist for dentists handles, call by call

Ready-made for your trade. Tick what applies, edit any rule in your own words.

Appointments and new patients
New or existing patient, what it's for, urgency, insurance.
Repeat prescriptions and results
Name, date of birth, medication, pharmacy.
Emergency rule
Chest pain, breathing, heavy bleeding: send to emergency services.

Why not voicemail, an answering service or another receptionist?

Each of them answers part of the problem. Only one answers every call, knows your business and costs less than a day of a receptionist's time.

	Voicemail	Answering service	Another receptionist	SiVoice
Answers every call, day and night
Knows your treatments, prices and locations
Books into your diary and takes complete details
Follows your rules word for word, every call
Several callers at once, no engaged tone
Live the same day, nothing to install

What you get and what it costs

7 days free, then monthly. Cancel any time with one click. A phone number comes with it. Prices as of November 2026.

Solo

Best if you get up to 20 calls a day

$199 a month · excl. sales tax

1,000 call minutes a month, about 400 calls
1 phone number, answered by 1 AI assistant
Answers 1 caller at a time
1 person can log in

More than one location, or more than one person answering? You want Team.

Questions dentists ask about an AI receptionist

Updated November 2026

Can it tell an emergency from a routine toothache?

It asks the questions you give it: swelling, bleeding that will not stop, a knocked-out tooth, pain that painkillers do not touch. Any answer that meets your emergency rule goes where you send it, which can be an emergency slot, a transfer to a named dentist, or your out-of-hours number. Everything else is booked as routine. It never decides what the problem is.

Does it know our private and NHS prices?

It knows what is on your website and anything you add, so if your NHS band charges and your private fee guide are there, it quotes them. It asks each caller whether they are NHS or private before giving a price. If a price is not in its information it says so and offers a call back rather than guessing.

Can it register a new patient?

Yes. It takes the name, date of birth, mobile, email, whether they are NHS or private and what they need, and texts it to you within seconds. Medical history forms are still filled in with you.

What happens when a patient wants to move or cancel?

With your diary connected it moves or cancels the appointment and sends you a note. Without it, the request arrives as a message with the times that suit. Tell it your cancellation notice rule and it explains it to the patient every time.

Will it try to diagnose anything?

No. It does not say what is wrong or what treatment is needed. It takes the symptoms in the patient's words, puts them on the booking, and leaves the diagnosis to you.

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