The call
Answer while the desk is with a patient.
The call is picked up without anyone leaving the person in front of them, and the caller is not sent to voicemail to try again later.
Dental practices
A dental practice's phone is mostly appointments: new check-ups, changes to existing ones, and the questions every practice gets. Reception answers them between patients at the desk, which is why so many end up on voicemail.
Say what your team answers all day and we will get back to you.
Each one is answered, and each ends with something your team can act on.
Example calls. A booking is made where a calendar is connected.
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An example call to Bramble Row Dental, to the note your team receives.
The call
The call is picked up without anyone leaving the person in front of them, and the caller is not sent to voicemail to try again later.
The record
Name, number, the kind of appointment and when they last came in. Nothing clinical is asked or answered.
The next step
With a calendar connected, the appointment is booked on the call. Anything about a patient's teeth goes to your team to decide.
No, and it does not try. Anything about a patient's teeth, or how soon they should be seen, is passed to your team with the details already taken. It handles appointments, changes and practice questions from what you have told it.
It works from what you tell it. Set out what you offer to each and how new patients are taken on, and it answers from that rather than guessing.
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