Diary booking
Fills adjustment, review and emergency wire slots the moment a patient calls, term-time hours included.
The wire digging into a teenager's cheek on a Sunday night. The parent who calls three times before reaching anyone about a first consultation. The adjustment that quietly slips because nobody rebooked it before half term.
The appointment types booked most often, for patients already in treatment and for anyone starting out.
Fills adjustment, review and emergency wire slots the moment a patient calls, term-time hours included.
Nudges patients whose next adjustment is overdue instead of leaving it to a text nobody opened.
Texts back a parent who rang about a poking wire after closing, so it's sorted first thing rather than lost.
Answers questions about appliance types treated, NHS eligibility, and which orthodontist a patient normally sees.
The receptionist books the right kind of visit for a wire, a breakage or a routine adjustment; it never estimates how long anyone's treatment will run or advises on the appliance itself. That judgement stays with the orthodontist.
No, that depends on your individual case and is a question for the orthodontist at your next appointment, not something the phone line can judge.
It takes the details straight away and books the next emergency wire visit, or leaves the message for first thing if the practice is closed overnight.
Once that's noted against your record it will, so it books the appointment types your treatment plan actually needs rather than treating you as a new enquiry.
Call our receptionist, 020 4538 8898, and hear it for yourself, or see what's in every plan.
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