Is this HIPAA-compliant?

Call audio is handled by enterprise voice-AI infrastructure and is not shared with us unless you ask us to review a call. We configure Denty to never ask for or repeat protected health information beyond what's needed to book an appointment, and the demo is limited to 60 seconds with no patient data. We'll walk you through exactly how data flows on your strategy call, and we're happy to sign a BAA with the voice platform if your practice requires one.

Will patients know it's AI?

Some ask. The voice is natural enough that most don't. It never pretends to be human when asked directly. It says it's the practice's automated receptionist and keeps the conversation moving. What patients notice is that the phone got answered on the first ring at 9 PM.

What does usage roughly cost monthly?

Usage is billed at cost on your own voice-platform account: typically $0.10–$0.15 per minute of live conversation. A practice handling 300 answered calls a month usually lands between $60 and $150. No markup from us, and nothing else is billed monthly unless you choose a care plan.

What if it mishears something, or books the wrong details?

It confirms every detail that matters. Name, phone number, and appointment time are read back to the caller before anything is booked. If a caller needs something outside its script, it takes a message and flags it for your staff instead of guessing. And when something does slip through, it slips through where you can see it: the appointment sits in your calendar like any other, so your team fixes it in seconds and we tune the script so it doesn't happen twice.

How is this different from an answering service?

An answering service takes a message. This takes the booking. A service bills you per call or per minute for as long as you use it, works from a script that takes days to change, and still hands your front desk a callback list, and every callback is another chance for that patient to book somewhere else. Denty answers on the first ring, answers insurance and service questions from your own list, and writes the appointment into your calendar while the caller is still on the phone. One setup fee, not a bill that grows every time you get busier.

Does it replace my front desk?

No. It catches what they physically can't: after-hours calls, lunch rushes, the second line while they're checking a patient in. Your team keeps doing what humans do best, with a calendar that fills itself.

Will this work with Dentrix, Eaglesoft or Open Dental?

Usually yes, and we check yours before you pay anything. Every setup includes Google Calendar, which works on day one no matter what practice-management software you run. Writing appointments straight into Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental or another PMS depends on what your system exposes. That is the $299/month care plan, and we confirm on the strategy call whether your setup supports it. If it doesn't, Denty still books into a calendar your team already lives in.

Days, not months. We configure the assistant to your services, insurance list, and calendar, test it against real scenarios with you, then flip it on. Most practices are live within 7 days of the onboarding call, and the clock starts once we have your services list, insurance list, and calendar access.

Contracts, cancellation, and data?

No long-term contract. The setup fee is one-time, and care plans cancel anytime: the current month finishes and nothing renews. On data: what you send through this site is stored only so we can reply to you, and it is never sold or shared. Call audio is handled by the enterprise voice platform that powers the conversations, under its own security and data-processing terms; we don't receive or keep recordings unless you ask us to review a specific call. If your practice needs a BAA or a data-processing agreement signed before go-live, tell us on the strategy call and we'll have it in place before a single patient call is answered. Ask us to delete anything you've given us and it's deleted.

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Your phone rings. A patient gets booked. You never lifted a finger.

A 24/7 human-sounding AI receptionist that answers every call and writes appointments straight into your calendar, set up entirely for you.

A free 20-minute call, no pressure. $2,000 one-time setup, and most practices are live within a week.

Or talk to the AI yourself ↓ Prefer to talk? WhatsApp us

2 minutes: watch the exact call that books a patient at 9 PM.

The cost

What missed calls actually cost your practice

32–38%¹

of calls to dental practices go unanswered. During business hours.

78%²

of callers who hit voicemail hang up without leaving a message. Most dial the next practice on Google.

$8,000–$10,000³

A missed new patient isn't one appointment. It's that much lifetime value, walking to a competitor.

$200,000+⁴

a year of unanswered calls, at the rates above: one location, 20 calls a day, an $850 first visit. That one is arithmetic, not a survey, so run your own numbers below.

Meanwhile, a full-time front desk hire runs $39,000–$54,000 a year⁵, and covers 40 of the week's 168 hours.

Most practices never hear another call ring out for $2,000, once.

1. Peerlogic 2026 study of 4,280 calls across 26 practices; corroborated by multiple industry analyses. 2. Industry call-tracking data: Weave / Forbes Healthcare 2025; DenteMax. 3. Resonate; industry patient-lifetime-value analyses. 4. Not a published statistic, but our own calculation, using the miss rate in note 1 and the booking rate in the calculator below: one location × 20 calls a day × 5 days × 52 weeks × 17% unanswered × 30% booking opportunities × $850 first visit. Change any input and the number changes with it. 5. ZipRecruiter national average $38,966; Salary.com California $42,132; CA staffing placements ~$27/hr. Figures sourced June 2026.

Before and after.

Your front desk alone, then with the AI overflow receptionist. Same sourced numbers as above.

The moment

Front desk alone

With Digi Dental

New patient calls at 10 AM

32–38% ring out to voicemail while the desk checks someone in

Answered on the first ring, every time

Cracked tooth, 9 PM

Voicemail. 78% hang up and dial the next practice

Answered and booked before they can

Lunch rush, both lines lit

Calls drop while patients check in

Every line handled at once

Monday reschedule flood

Hold queue, hang-ups, sticky notes

Rebooked in real time, no hold music

Front desk out sick or away

Coverage gone for days

Always on. No sick days, no vacations

“Do you take Delta Dental?”, ninth time today

Ties up the desk for minutes each

Answered instantly from your own list

The booking itself

Written down, entered later, double-book risk

Lands in the calendar instantly, read back to the caller

Hours of the week covered

40 of 168

All 168, including holidays

What coverage costs

$39,000–$54,000 a year

$2,000, once

Your staff keeps the front desk. The AI catches what they physically can't.

An illustrative scenario
“Mrs. Alvarez, 7:42 PM, chipped tooth.” Your voicemail greeting plays; she hangs up and calls the practice two miles away. Same evening, with Denty: she's asked what happened, told Tuesday 2:00 PM is open, and booked before she's off the phone. Fictional example, not a real patient or client.

Set up entirely by us. Live in days.

The math is short.

Practice size (locations)

Average calls per day (per location)

Average patient value (first visit)

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New patients you never hear from

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Estimated revenue lost per year

Cost of never missing another one: $2,000, once.

Our math

Conservative assumptions: 17% of inbound calls go unanswered (the low end of the 17–38% range cited above), and 30% of those are booking opportunities (industry call-tracking data). Locations × calls per day × 5 days × 52 weeks × 17% × 30% × your patient value. Lifetime value not included. The real number is higher.

“Don't take anyone's word for it. Talk to the receptionist yourself.”

Meet the receptionist. Right now.

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A recorded call, start to finish: answered, questions handled, appointment booked.

What we configure before it answers a single call

Your services and your insurance list, answered in your own words, not a generic script.
Your calendar rules: which slots it can offer, how far ahead it may book, what it must never book.
Escalation: anything outside the script becomes a message flagged for your staff, never a guess.
Tested with you against real call scenarios before go-live. Nothing goes live that you haven't heard.

Simple pricing. No surprises.

One setup fee. Usage billed at cost on your own account. Everything monthly is optional.

Setup, done for you

$2,000

one-time setup. Every practice starts here.

•Voice AI configured to your practice
•Google Calendar setup included, appointments written directly
•Call scripting for your services and insurance FAQs
•Testing, tuning, and go-live

Voice-AI usage is billed at cost on your own account with our voice platform. Digi Dental takes no markup on usage.

Care plans, optional

We keep it answering perfectly: monitoring, updates, and script tuning as your services, insurance list and hours change.

Google Calendar integration$149/mo

Practice-management (PMS) integration$299/mo

What you're paying for is the ongoing service, not the integration. Optional, no minimum term, cancel anytime. Skip the plan entirely and Google Calendar setup is still included with your setup fee, and your receptionist keeps answering either way.

Start for $1,000. The rest is on us until it works.

You pay the remaining $1,000 only once Denty books a real patient into your calendar, inside the first 14 days of go-live. If it doesn't, you don't. That's how sure we are.

Claim your practice audit slot

Free 20-minute call. Ask about the split start on it. No paperwork, just say the word.

Questions owners ask

What you actually get

Every call, in writing, in your own dashboard

You are not handing your phone line to something you cannot see. Every call the receptionist takes is recorded, transcribed and timed, and you can read any of them back. This is the real console, not a mock-up.

Screens from the live console. Tall captures scroll inside their frame, so nothing is cropped.

Every call answered. Every opening filled.

$2,000 one-time setup. Every call answered from day one.

Most practices are live within 7 days of the onboarding call.

The clock starts once we have your services list, insurance list and calendar access.

Benny, founder of Digi Dental, who sets up each AI receptionist personally

Built by Benny

Founder, Digi Dental

Digi Dental is a one-person shop, on purpose. I build and tune every receptionist myself: your script, your insurance list, your calendar. When something needs changing you message me, not a support queue. The demo above is the same system I would configure for your practice, which is why I would rather you try it than take my word for it.