Bobby OS automates patient follow-ups, review replies, and appointment scheduling for LA dental practices. Free demo, pay when you activate.
A general dentist in Los Angeles spends 11–14 hours per week on administrative tasks: appointment confirmations, insurance follow-ups, review management, and patient reminders. That's roughly 600 hours per year—time you could spend with patients or away from the office. Meanwhile, 68% of dental practices report that phone tag and no-shows cost them between $2,000 and $4,500 monthly in lost revenue.
Bobby OS is a voice-first system built to eliminate that overhead. You talk; Bobby executes. No dashboards, no five-click workflows, no pretending a chatbot is a strategy.
Here are voice commands Los Angeles dentists use daily:
Bobby integrates with Dentrix, Eaglesoft, Open Dental, and most major platforms. Voice commands trigger actions; you confirm or adjust with one sentence.
Bobby is not a magic wand. It will not diagnose clinical issues, negotiate insurance claims, or replace your front desk entirely. It does not "use AI to grow your practice 10x" or other fantasy promises. Bobby automates repeatable communication and task dispatch. If your practice struggles with clinical quality, patient acquisition strategy, or staffing culture, Bobby won't fix that. It saves time on admin loops—period.
Also: Bobby is voice-first. If you prefer clicking through menus, you'll find it disorienting at first. The system is designed for professionals who want to delegate by speaking, not by learning new software.
Bobby offers a free 14-day demo with full voice access and one active module (you choose: reviews, reminders, or patient outreach). You pay only when you activate three or more modules. Pricing starts at $197/month for solo practitioners; multi-doctor practices and DSOs get volume tiers. No contracts—cancel anytime if it doesn't save you at least 5 hours weekly.
If you're a dentist in Los Angeles spending evenings on patient follow-ups or mornings managing reviews, try Bobby for two weeks. Speak your tasks; let the system handle dispatch. You'll know in 10 days whether it works for your practice.