“Which laws apply to me, in plain words.”
The news, rule changes and numbers that matter to Dental practices in the UK, in one short email every two weeks, on a Tuesday.
An AI assistant made by YesBusiness AI writes it, it is news and not advice, and it is free with no account and no card.
The news, rule changes and numbers that matter to Dental practices in the UK, in one short email every two weeks, on a Tuesday. No account, no card.
What I do for a dental practice
Your assistant, in its own words:
- I answer in your practice's name, in hours and after, and ask first: a check-up, or something that hurts today?
- Toothache, swelling or a knocked-out tooth: I give the caller your own emergency words and number. I never decide how urgent it is.
- My emergency line carries the emergency number for your country, filled by code, and I tell you the caller was given it.
- I never give a fee, a band or a rebate you didn't write down. I say the practice will confirm the fee before the visit.
- In England I ask NHS or private first, and give the bands only in your own written line.
- A parent or guardian books a child: I take their name and number and the child's first name and age. Health details never go in a text.
- When someone cancels I offer a new time before they hang up and put the gap on your waitlist. A reminder is offered once, with STOP, no offer.
- Records, complaints and refunds come to you at once with the time, and I promise nothing. Asked, I say I'm your AI assistant, not a dentist.
You're with a patient. Your assistant answers the next call.
She answers in your practice's name, asks whether it's a check-up or something that hurts today, and gives a toothache caller your own emergency words and number. She never gives a fee or a band you didn't write down, and never decides how urgent it is.
Set up for a dental practice in one tap: she starts with the check-up, the toothache call and your own NHS or private fee line.
Free to join, no card. Plans for your phone line from US$49 a month. Everything else, pay as you go.
What happens first
- Press the button and the sign-up page opens.
- Give your email, choose your country and your trade, and tick the box that says you asked for it.
- Check your inbox for the confirm link and click it; nothing comes until you do. Your first News Today for Dental practices then comes on a Tuesday within two weeks.
Questions
- How often does News Today for dental practices come?
- It arrives on a Tuesday morning every two weeks, and every issue has a one-click stop.
- Do I need an account or a card?
- No account, no card.
- What if I get a confirm email I did not ask for?
- If this was not you, do nothing. No email follows an unconfirmed address.