Orthodontists

Voice assistant for orthodontists

Give callers a helpful first response, while you stay focused on the person in front of you.

Professional scene: Orthodontists
Phone assistantIllustrative example

A phone enquiry ready for follow-up

Customer

Could I discuss braces for my teenage daughter?

AI assistant

Let me check a few details. How old is she, and has a dentist already recommended an orthodontic consultation?

Team handoff

Note patient age, appliance type, and last visit; let the orthodontic team prioritize the appointment.

Everyday challenges

A busy day. Another missed call.

Calls arrive while you work

A ringing phone pulls your attention away from the customer in front of you.

The same questions by phone

Hours, services and next steps take time to explain on each call.

A callback needs context

A missed call alone does not tell your team what the caller needs.

Professional scene: Orthodontists
Phone assistantIllustrative example

A phone enquiry ready for follow-up

Customer

Could I discuss braces for my teenage daughter?

AI assistant

Let me check a few details. How old is she, and has a dentist already recommended an orthodontic consultation?

Team handoff

Note patient age, appliance type, and last visit; let the orthodontic team prioritize the appointment.

Use cases

A clearer call. A useful next step.

Start with the right questions

Route enquiries about an initial consultation, braces follow-up, or a broken appliance.

Keep the request in context

The assistant asks for the reason for the call, repeats key details and records a callback route.

Prepare the next human step

Note patient age, appliance type, and last visit; let the orthodontic team prioritize the appointment.

Illustrative exchange after configuring your knowledge and handoff rules. It shows the questions to ask; it is not a live conversation or a confirmed booking.

How it works

From your phone flow to your first call.

1

Add approved knowledge

Prepare service descriptions, hours, operating area and common questions. Keep prices and conditions current so answers use the right source.

2

Connect the channel

Discuss the phone flow with the Resonoon team, then configure the SIP connection, hours and handoff route together.

3

Test before launch

Try a normal enquiry, an incomplete request and a case outside your scope. Check the answer and handoff with your team before wider use.

Name the person responsible for follow-up and define requests that need review. Confirm how your team will receive and handle those requests. Call handling depends on your telephony integration; urgent or sensitive calls need a defined human escalation. Availability depends on your connected integrations and account configuration.

Start with Website Live Chat, Expand to Omnichannel Support

Start with your website widget. Then extend to:

whatsapp

WhatsApp

telegram

Telegram

email

Email

voice

Voice SIP

web

Website

jira

Jira

Pricing

A plan for your team

Start with the channel that fits your business. Grow when you are ready.

FAQ

Questions, answered.

What to know before bringing an AI assistant into your everyday work.

What is needed to connect this channel?

Discuss the phone flow with the Resonoon team, then configure the SIP connection, hours and handoff route together.

What should we teach the assistant first?

Start with approved services, hours and common questions. A useful first flow for your profession is: Route enquiries about an initial consultation, braces follow-up, or a broken appliance.

What should the team receive for follow-up?

Decide what is necessary before configuring the questions. For this profession: Note patient age, appliance type, and last visit; let the orthodontic team prioritize the appointment.

Can it confirm a booking or a final price?

It can explain approved conditions and collect a request. Confirmation requires your team or a separately verified integration; it does not imply a live booking or pricing connection.

How do we check that it is ready?

Test representative enquiries, missing information and requests outside the agreed scope. Review responses and human handoffs before wider use.

More time for the work in front of you.

Let your assistant handle the first step. Keep your team in control of what comes next.