Answers.
Every call and text, first ring, 24/7, English or Spanish.
Every call to your dental office, answered. Every appointment, booked.
Dimple is the AI front office for dental practices. It picks up on the first ring — day, night, lunch, Spanish or English — finds a real opening in your schedule, and books it. You see everything it did when you walk in.
Dimple
Good evening — Dr. Patel's office, this is Dimple, an AI assistant. How can I help?
Caller
I just broke a crown and I'm kind of freaking out.
Dimple
I'm sorry — let's get you in. Dr. Patel has 8:10 tomorrow morning. Would that work?
Caller
Yes. Thank you.
Dimple
I've requested 8:10 for you. You'll get a text confirming it in a moment. You'll be okay tonight.
A real Dimple conversation pattern. Dimple always says it's an AI.
The call you never heard about
About one in four calls to a dental office goes unanswered. Those callers don't leave a message. They call the next office.
It never feels like losing a patient. It feels like nothing — a phone that rang while you were checking someone out, a voicemail light on a Monday. That's what makes it expensive.
Lunch, 12:30 — a mom with two kids who needed cleanings
Friday, 5:15 — an existing patient who wanted to reschedule
Tuesday, 7:42 pm — a broken crown
Illustrative moments.
It's not a receptionist. It's the whole front office.
Books.
Real openings from your real schedule. The appointment shows up in your practice software.
Follows up.
Reminders, missed-call text-backs, overdue recall, and the treatment patients said yes to but never scheduled.
Hands off.
When a caller needs a person, Dimple transfers with a whispered heads-up — or takes a message you'll actually see.
Reports.
Every morning: what Dimple did, what needs you, what it's working on.
Walk in. Read one screen. Know everything.
"Dimple answered 31 calls overnight, booked 6, and sent 14 reminders. Two people need you." That's the whole morning briefing. Dimple is the one who did the work, so Dimple tells you — in plain sentences, in English or Spanish.
The whole idea
Don't learn it. Just ask.
Every tool your practice buys arrives with a login, a webinar, and a promise that you'll "get the hang of it." We think that's backwards. Ask Dimple who cancelled this week. Ask it to move Mrs. Chen to Thursday. Ask it to fill Friday afternoon. If you can say it, you can run it.
Denise "move Mrs. Chen's cleaning to Thursday afternoon"
Dimple "Thursday 2:30 with Maria — want me to do that and text her the new time?"
Denise "yes"
Our most exciting features are boring.
Nobody gets a text at midnight. Quiet hours are a rule in the code, not a setting someone forgot.
If a message fails, you'll know — loudly, in your inbox, within minutes.
STOP means stop, everywhere, in under a minute.
Dimple never says “you're booked” until your practice software says so.
When Dimple isn't sure, it asks a human.
Dimple says it's an AI at the start of every call. Always.
La señora Vega prefiere español. Dimple también.
Not a translated phone menu — a warm conversation in Spanish that books her cleaning and texts her the details, en español. For many practices a third of patients are more comfortable in Spanish. Their front desk should be too.
Founding practices
We're opening Dimple to ten founding practices.
Three months at founding pricing, a direct line to the people building it, and a product shaped around your front desk. When the ten seats are filled, they're filled.