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The 'Dental Receptionist' as we know it is a dying role, and honestly, that's a good thing for the staff. Most practices treat these people like human answering machines, which is a recipe for burnout and high turnover. AI doesn't get flustered when three patients walk in while the phone is ringing off the hook. It just books the appointments. In the dental industry, your biggest leak isn't clinical—it's the 'unanswered call.' If a new patient with a broken crown calls and gets voicemail, they click the next link on Google. AI ensures that never happens. My advice? Don't use AI to fire your receptionist. Use it to stop them from doing £12/hour work so they can start doing £50/hour work—like treatment coordination and aesthetic sales. That’s where the real margin is. If your front desk is still manually typing insurance codes into a system in 2026, you’re essentially burning cash.