Books the chair
Hygiene, new-patient exams, and same-day emergencies against the hours you actually keep. She offers two times, not a phone tree.
Front desk, on watch
A voice on your existing phone line that books cleanings, answers the PPO question, and texts the reminder. Built by a Corpsman who sold devices into practices — not by a software company that discovered dentists last Tuesday.
One recovered new-patient exam ($300+) covers the month. Setup is three exams.
HIPAA-ready. BAA included before she sits on your line.

The demo
This is the fifteen-minute live demo, compressed. Avery is trained on a demo practice — hours, hygienists, and the usual PPO list. Play the sample, or pick up and talk.
Riverside Family Dental
On hook
Play the 47-second sample, or pick up and book a fake cleaning yourself.
Call ticket
This is the same card your office manager would see. The agent writes it while she talks — no hold music, no voicemail, no “let me look that up.”
The job
A recovered new-patient exam is $300+ in the chair. One of those covers the $499 month. Setup is three. The hygienist is in a room. The phone is ringing. That call is a cleaning — or it is voicemail.
Hygiene, new-patient exams, and same-day emergencies against the hours you actually keep. She offers two times, not a phone tree.
In-network or not, PPO versus HMO, membership for the uninsured. She will not invent a benefit. She will take a photo of the card.
Confirmation on hang-up. Recall at 24 hours and two hours. No-show recovery without anyone staying late.
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Hours, providers, services, and the insurance list. Twenty minutes. I train Avery on your practice, not a generic dental script.
02
Overflow first, or after hours. She sits on the number you already have. I handle the desk — booking, insurance, reminders.
03
If she books, you keep her. Setup covers the build, the integration, and training. The retainer is hosting, tweaks, and someone who picks up when you call.
The line
She sits on overflow first, then lunch and after hours. Callers dial the practice. They never know a person didn’t pick up.
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When the front desk is already with a patient.
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The hour that usually goes to voicemail.
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Evenings and weekends, on the number they already know.

Why this, from me
You do not hire a second person at the desk. You cover the hour nobody can pick up. The new patient who called at lunch does not go down the street.
Hospital Corpsman, then a decade in practices with a device bag. I need your hours, your PPO list, and two weeks on overflow. If she books, you keep her.
Clinical, not theatrical
She will not diagnose, upsell Invisalign, or guess a benefit. She books, verifies, and gets out of the way.
Your number, your hours
No new marketing number. Overflow, lunch, and after hours first — then the main line if you want it.
Someone still stands the watch
When a script is wrong, I change it the same day. That is the retainer. Not a ticket queue in another time zone.
The usual questions
Roi
The form is the fastest. If you want a person, use the cell or the email. I pick up. Not a ticket queue.
HIPAA-ready. BAA included before she sits on your line.
Get on the line
No deck. I call your practice, you call Watchline, and Avery takes it. If you want the trial after that, we sit her on overflow the same week.
The number
Trial
Two weeks
On your overflow or after-hours line. Fake nothing — real callers, real chairs. If she does not book, you owe nothing.
Setup
$1,499
One time. Agent build, her on your existing number, and training on your services and insurance plans.
Retainer
$499
Per month. Hosting, script tweaks, a new hygienist, a plan you added. I stay on the hook. Hang up anytime.