Dental practices

Never miss a new-patient call again.

Your front desk is with a patient — somebody on hold, somebody thinking about booking tomorrow, somebody trying to figure out if their insurance covers it. Countertone answers in your voice, qualifies the lead, and books the slot before the caller hangs up.

Dental & medical clinics

Dental & medical clinics

Patients call at lunch, after school, and on Saturday morning — exactly when the front desk is buried in the patients already in the chair. Reschedules pile up in voicemail, insurance questions get bounced between operators, and morning confirmation runs turn into an hour of clerical work.

HIPAA-aware transcripts with no LLM-training posture. Business associate agreements standard for medical and dental deployments.

  • What Countertone handles
  • Books, reschedules, and confirms against your practice-management schedule (Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental)
  • Insurance- and HIPAA-aware intake language with signed business associate agreements
  • Automated morning confirmation runs and post-procedure follow-up reminders
  • Routes clinical questions to a human — never improvises medical guidance
  • Captures new-patient intake details so the front desk walks in prepared

After-hours coverage

Lunch breaks, evenings, Saturday mornings

Calls hit exactly when the team is in operatory. The agent answers in your voice and routes reschedule, intake, and after-hours questions per your policy. Your team walks into Monday with a calls-handled list, not a voicemail pile.

Sample call
Caller
Hi, I need to move my cleaning on Thursday — I’ve got a meeting that ran late.
Countertone
I see your hygiene appointment with Dr. Reyes at 3:15 Thursday. Would the same time Friday work, or would you prefer Tuesday morning?

Outcome: Appointment moves to Friday 3:15, confirmation text sends automatically, slot reopens in Dentrix / Eaglesoft / Open Dental.

Insurance & intake

Insurance-aware intake, before the front desk opens

Captures new-patient insurance, reason for visit, and medical-history flags before routing to a real human. HIPAA-aware language and a signed BAA for medical and dental deployments standard.

Sample call
Caller
I’m a new patient — do you take Delta Dental, and I haven’t seen a dentist in a couple years.
Countertone
We do take Delta Dental. Before Dr. Park takes a look, I’ll grab your insurance ID, last visit date, and one medical-history item. Mind if I ask a few quick questions?

Outcome: Insurance ID + last-visit + medical flag captured; warm-handoff to front desk in the morning with the intake form pre-filled.

Long-block scheduling

Long blocks, not double-booking the op room

Crowns, SRP, surgical extractions, endo — procedures that won’t fit a hygiene slot. Captures prep requirements, op-room needs, and recall cadence; route them to the right column in your schedule.

Sample call
Caller
I need to schedule a crown on the upper-right molar — my dentist said it’s a 90-minute visit.
Countertone
Dr. Park has a 9:00 AM Thursday that holds a 90-minute crown block. I’ll reserve op room 2 — any medical updates since your last visit I should flag?

Outcome: 90-minute crown block booked in op 2, prep notes sent to the assistant, reminder sequence adjusted for the longer appointment.

Book a walkthrough

Bring your call volume, leave with a range.

Fifteen minutes with a person on the Countertone team. We’ll listen to a live transcript with you, flag the calls your current setup is losing, and quote the tier (or whether any tier) actually fits.

Book a 15-minute walkthrough →

What to expect

  • We listen to a live call transcript together and flag the two or three details your current setup is losing.
  • A quote range in your first conversation — before any six-month pilot or implementation engagement.
  • If we’re not a fit, we’ll tell you in the first five minutes. No slides, no sales pitch.