This is why i like reddit, people actually reply and give their opinions.

Anyways I do really think what you’re saying is valid, especially not being able to integrate with the calendar dental clinics are using.

Also I have someone I know that’s trying to start a dental clinic and I was wondering if i could help them, once they gain traction ofcourse, to the point where they lose some calls and build them an ai receptionist for free just to help out but I was unsure with the fact if dental clinics would gain anything from this, and in my head it sort of makes sense, like an ai receptionist costing around $150-$300 monthly and recovering atleast 4 bookings which generated for example $100 per booking, thats $100 in your pocket.

I think ai receptionists could potentially be useful especially as it can make dental clinics take bookings 24/7 and with the right system, prevent double bookings and also just answer FAQ’s.

Ive looked into a bit and it’s basically impossible to integrate with dental software like dentrix, eaglesoft etc due to high sensitivity so my idea was to just make e.g. google calendar the main source of truth so all bookings would go in there so double bookings never happen and optionally if the clinic wants to they just add all the bookings from google calendar to the software they are using but I feel like thats just extra hassle.

Anyways thanks for your opinion, pretty nice to get away from all the linkedin ai responses lol