By introduction to the Crown Council community
Five practices. Five seats.
Build fee waived. First month free. A say in how it gets built.
Opux is an AI voice receptionist for dental and ortho practices. We're taking on five Crown Council practices into the beta.
What it actually does
It answers the phone. After hours, on weekends, and at two in the afternoon when every line is ringing and your team is with patients. The caller books an appointment instead of leaving a voicemail.
Then it puts that appointment on your schedule, in Dentrix or Eaglesoft or whatever you run.
And it says what it is. Opux introduces itself as a virtual assistant on every call, then handles the repeat ones. Hours, directions, insurance questions, reschedules.
What the five get
No build fee. Not reduced. Waived.
The first 30 days free, from the day it goes live.
A say in how it's built. With five practices, we can actually do what you ask.
Claim one of the five
Four questions. Two more if you happen to know them. We'll get back to you within a business day to learn more about your practice and talk next steps.
Three questions people ask
- Will patients know it's an AI?
- Yes. It says it's a virtual assistant at the start of every call. Pretending otherwise usually ends poorly.
- Do I have to change my phone number?
- No. Your number stays exactly where it is. Calls forward to your new AI agent when you want them to, and patients only notice one thing: somebody always picks up.
- Will this replace my front desk?
- No. It takes the repeat calls. Your team keeps the anxious patient, the treatment conversation, and the person standing at the counter.
Five seats. That's the whole cohort.
If they're gone by the time you get here, put your name down anyway. You'll be first when we open the next round.