For dental practices

The phone rings. You are both gloved up.

An AI receptionist answers your practice line in a natural voice, holds a real conversation, books the caller in, and texts your front desk what they wanted - while you stay with the patient in the chair. It costs $99 a month plus call minutes, and you can hear it answer before a patient ever does.

$99/mo plus minutes · free for 7 days, no card

That number is our own line, answered by the same AI receptionist we sell. Ask it anything.

The three calls every practice loses

Nobody misses calls out of carelessness. They get missed because the people who could answer them have their hands in someone's mouth.

The chairside call

Two hygienists, one front desk, and the phone rings during a crown prep. Whoever is calling books with whoever answers - and it was not you. The receptionist picks up on the first ring, every time, in the same voice at 3pm and at 3am.

The lunch-hour call

Patients call when they are free, which is exactly when your desk is not: noon, and after close. The receptionist takes the booking, and your front desk reads the summary when they are back.

The toothache at 9pm

Someone in pain calls the first practice that answers. When a call needs a person, the receptionist texts your team the caller's details while the caller is still on the line - so the emergency reaches you, not voicemail.

What it does with a patient call

It is not a phone tree. Callers do not press 1 for anything - they talk, and it keeps up.

Answers in a natural voice, first ring

Day and night, the same voice. You choose the voice, and the exact per-minute rate is shown next to each one before you pick.

Has the conversation

Answers questions about hours and services, takes the booking, and asks for the details your team needs to call back with a real answer.

Writes everything down

Name, callback number, what the caller wanted - captured as structured details with a full transcript, not a garbled voicemail.

Hands off when a person is needed

It texts your front desk the caller's details while the caller is still on the line. Your team decides what happens next.

Hear it answer before a patient does.

Seven days and 30 minutes of talk time, free, no card. Point a number at it, call it yourself between patients, and listen. If you do nothing at the end of the trial it simply stops, and your setup is kept.

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Fair questions from the front desk

Will patients know it is not a person?

It speaks in a natural voice and holds a real conversation, and it never pretends to be someone it is not. Call the number above and judge with your own ears - that is the honest test, and it is free.

Is my front desk being replaced?

No. It takes the calls nobody was available to answer - chairside hours, lunch, evenings - and hands your team the ones that need a person, with the details already written down. Your front desk reads summaries instead of chasing voicemail.

How is call data handled?

Calls are encrypted in transit, data is held in the US, and you get the full transcript of every call. For compliance questions specific to your practice, write to care@worldvc.business and a person will answer directly.

What does it really cost per month?

$99 per month plus call minutes, billed as used. The per-minute rate is shown next to each voice before you choose it, and usage accrues visibly in your console - the bill is never the first place you learn what a busy month cost. The full price list is at /pricing.

Am I locked in?

No. There is no commitment period and no onboarding fee. Subscriptions renew each billing period and you can stop whenever you choose; it takes effect at the end of the period you have paid for.

Can it book into my schedule?

It takes bookings in conversation and your front desk confirms them from the summary. Leads and bookings can flow into the CRM app automatically if you add it - that is a $59/mo add-on, not a requirement.