Live demo
Hear it answer
a real phone.
(530) 430-3676 is SmileDesk's live demo line, set up as Dr. David Khrapov's dental office in Redding, California. Call it and you hear exactly what a patient would: no script, no sales rep, the same receptionist an office has on day one. Nothing booked on this line is a real appointment.
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(530) 430-3676Any hour. The office sees a written record of every call; if it records the audio, you are told at the start, before a word is recorded.
- Sofia picks up. Right away after hours. During the day, whenever the front desk can't get to the phone, the same way she covers a missed call for any office. She gives her name and says she is the office's AI receptionist; an office can name her whatever it likes.
- She treats you as a patient. She listens first, asks what a good receptionist would ask, explains without diagnosing, and offers open times from the demo office's calendar. Nothing booked on this line is a real appointment.
- Tell her you're a dentist. Say you're calling to try SmileDesk and she'll know what you mean, take you through it as a patient, and pass your name and number to us when you're done. She handles emergencies too, but this is a demo line, not a dental office, and a real team gets paged, so please save those for your walkthrough. For a real dental emergency, call your own dentist, or 911.
Things to say
- “My tooth has been aching for three days, and it's worse at night.”
- “I'm a new patient and I'd like to book a cleaning.”
- “Do you take my insurance?”
- “How much is a crown?”
- “Are you a real person?”
- “I'm a dentist, and I'm calling to try SmileDesk.”
After you hang up
What the office
sees.
Every call and text lands in the office's inbox with a summary the front desk can read in ten seconds, the full transcript underneath, the recording if the office records, and, when something can't wait, an alert to the on-call phone that says what is wrong.
Every conversation is also graded by a quality judge that reads the way a dentist reads a call: patient safety first, then whether the caller actually got what they needed.
A sample, for a call like the first one above
Tuesday, 9:14 pm · phone · 2 min 40 s
New patient. Lower-left molar aching for three days, worse at night, sensitive to cold. No swelling, no fever. Offered Wednesday 8:10 and 11:30; wants 11:30. Sent to the front desk to confirm. Confirmation text sent.
- Requested · Wed 11:30 am
- Text sent
- No alert
- Quality 92
Transcript, recording and the judge's notes sit under the summary. Nothing a patient says is shown here; this card is illustrative.
Prefer to type?
Text the receptionist.
Right now.
The same assistant, connected to a demo office called Bright Smiles Dental. It will comfort, explain, check insurance, and book you into a demo calendar. Nothing here reaches a real phone or a real schedule.
Try one of these, or write anything a patient might:
- My crown fell off and my tooth is throbbing
- My face is swollen and I woke up like this
- Do you take my insurance?
- How much do implants cost? I'm missing most of my top teeth
- I need to reschedule my cleaning
- Hola, me duele mucho la muela y no pude dormir anoche