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Give patients browsing your website somewhere to understand treatment before deciding whether they want a consultation.
Kate talks with patients before they book a consultation. She understands what they’re looking for, asks about their concerns, answers treatment questions, explains pricing and finance, and helps them understand their options using your practice’s own information.
Sarah likes Invisalign but affordability is currently the main reason she has not moved forward.
A patient can be genuinely interested in implants, Invisalign, veneers, bonding or another treatment and still need answers before they feel comfortable speaking to the practice.
The problem isn’t always lack of interest. Sometimes the patient simply hasn’t understood enough yet.
Kate is not an AI receptionist. She does not begin by asking whether the patient wants to book. She begins by understanding what treatment they are considering, what they hope to change, what is worrying them and what they still need to understand.
Kate lets patients talk through the things that normally happen before someone feels comfortable enquiring.
Start from the patient’s goal rather than an appointment request.
Cost, treatment time, pain, finance or expectations can all matter.
The patient gets useful practice-specific guidance, not generic information.
Booking happens after understanding, not before it.
Kate can be built around your treatments, pricing, finance options, dentists, consultation process, locations, opening hours, FAQs and policies.
And when a question requires clinical judgement, Kate doesn’t pretend to be a dentist. Kate guides. Your clinicians diagnose.
The information Kate can use when helping patients understand what happens next.
A patient who doesn’t book today isn’t necessarily a lost patient.
After speaking with Kate, your team knows what they want, what they’re worried about, what they asked, and what may have stopped them from booking.
So instead of chasing a cold lead, your team can follow up with context and a reason to continue the conversation.
Not every patient will be ready to book during their first conversation with Kate. But even when they don’t, Kate turns that conversation into a follow-up-ready patient profile your team can actually use.
Imagine 50 patients speak with Kate but don’t book immediately. Without useful context, many of those leads simply go cold. But now your team has enough information to follow up personally.
If follow-up brings just
15 of those 50 patients back,
that is 15 opportunities recovered from leads that may
otherwise have been lost.
Kate doesn’t only help patients book during the
conversation. She makes the patients who don’t book far
more valuable to your team afterward.
Kate doesn’t require the patient to discover another platform. She can become part of the patient journey your practice already has.
Give patients browsing your website somewhere to understand treatment before deciding whether they want a consultation.
Give Google and Meta traffic somewhere to go beyond the normal choice between leaving or filling in a form.
Give callers somewhere to discuss early treatment questions before every conversation needs a member of your team.
When human help is needed, your team can already understand what the patient is considering, what matters to them and what may be preventing them from moving forward.
Sarah is interested in replacing a missing tooth with an implant but still wants to understand the recovery and treatment timeline before deciding whether to book.
Kate is there for the part of the dental journey that often happens between treatment interest and consultation — when the patient is interested, but still needs to understand.
Tell us a little about your practice and we’ll show you how Kate can be built around your treatments, pricing, finance options and patient journey.