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Ask the questions this business gets every day. Links open the pages a visitor would land on.
A dental practice whose reception spends the morning on the same practical questions. The assistant answers them from the clinic’s approved pages and sends anything medical to a person.

First consultations are with Dr Elena Rossi, our general dentist. Pick a time that suits you on our booking page.
Team page · From approved contentAsk the questions this business gets every day. Links open the pages a visitor would land on.
Invented example. Bright Smile is not a real business. The questions and answers show how SourceKB works; this page shows no made-up results.
Bright Smile is a practice with three dentists and a hygienist, two minutes from the station. Patients already book online through the clinic’s booking system.
The phone still rings with questions the website answers somewhere: who a new patient will see, how to find the second floor, what to bring, whether children are seen. Each call takes a receptionist away from the patient at the desk.
By phone, by email and at the counter, in their customers’ own words.
Content they already had. Nothing new was written for the assistant.
Who the dentists are and who sees new patients.
When to arrive and what to bring.
Address, floor, parking and public transport.
What to do about pain outside opening hours.
Bright Smile checked and approved each answer before any visitor saw it. Here are a few.
First consultations are with Dr Elena Rossi, our general dentist. Pick a time that suits you on our booking page.
Yes. Dr Marc Keller sees children from the age of three.
Call the regional dental emergency line listed on our Emergencies page. It’s staffed at night and at weekends.
The limits matter as much as the answers.
Booking stays in the clinic’s own booking system. The assistant links to it; it doesn’t confirm anything in the chat.
Symptoms and treatment questions go to a person. The assistant doesn’t assess pain or suggest treatment.
It doesn’t ask patients for names, dates of birth or symptoms in the chat.
Reception approves every answer. The assistant picks one of those answers; it doesn’t write new ones.
If most of these sound familiar, SourceKB is likely a good fit.