Bilingual AI Receptionist for Dental Offices
Say Hello.
Xin chào.
Never say voicemail.
IRIS picks up your dental office's phone in whichever language the caller speaks - English or Vietnamese - and books the appointment while they're still on the line.
"Chị muốn đặt lịch lúc nào cũng được ạ."
"Whenever works best for you — I've got 3:30 open."
— IRIS, mid-call language switch
"Chị muốn đặt lịch lúc nào cũng được ạ."
"Whenever works best for you — I've got 3:30 open."
— IRIS, mid-call language switch
24/7
Coverage after hours, during lunch, weekends - every hour the front desk can't.
Bilingual
One conversation, either language, switched mid-sentence without a transfer.
Ring 1
Callers reach a real conversation, not a prompt to leave a message.
The moment it matters
The call your front desk can't take
Most missed calls never become a message — they become a call to the next office. This is the difference IRIS makes.
Without IRIS
It Rings Out
x Front desk is with a patient - call goes to voicemail
x Vietnamese-speaking caller hangs up rather than leave a message
x No one calls back until tomorrow, if at all
With IRIS
It's Handled
✅Answered on the first ring, in the caller's language
✅Appointment booked directly into your calendar
✅Confirmation texted before they've even hung up
"Dạ được ạ, để con chị khám lúc mấy giờ thì tiện?"
"Sure — what time works best for your child?"
Built for a bilingual waiting room
It Follows the caller, not a script
A lot of your patients call in Vietnamese. Their kids call back in English. IRIS moves between both mid-conversation, the way a bilingual staffer would, because in the Little Saigon Area, whether a patient feels understood on the phone often decides whether they book at all