Your front desk, answering while you're with a patient.
Your receptionist is busy, gloved, or gone home. The new patient who gets voicemail books with whoever picks up next. Orastra answers every time.
Four jobs, in a dental practice.
Knows an emergency from a check-up
A broken tooth at 9pm gets a slot today. A routine clean gets the next free one.
Takes their details before they arrive
Insurance, ID and what's hurting. Taken on the call, ready when they walk in.
Fills the gaps in your day
Someone cancels at 2pm. It offers that time to a patient who wanted to come sooner.
Answers the small questions
What a clean costs. Whether you take their plan. Where to park. All from your own price list.
From first contact to done.
- 01
A patient calls, texts or messages your website. Any hour.
- 02
It works out what they need and how soon they need it.
- 03
It offers real times from your calendar and books one.
- 04
The patient gets a confirmation. Your team gets the notes.
What dental practices ask first.
Is it safe to use with patient information?
Chats are encrypted while they travel. They are stored in a space only your practice can see. We never use them to train an AI. You choose what it can read and do in Settings, so you decide whether it touches records at all. One thing to know up front: we are not a HIPAA business associate and we do not sign BAAs. If you need that, tell us before you buy, not after.
Can it handle more than one dentist or hygienist?
Yes. It books into the calendars you connect. If you run several chairs at once, patients land on the right one — by treatment, or by who they asked for.
What happens when it doesn't know the answer?
It says so and passes it to you. It never guesses. You get an email or a Slack message with their details and the whole chat, so nobody starts from scratch.
Will patients know it's not a person?
It never pretends to be one, and it says so if asked. In practice most people just care that someone picked up and the booking got made.