“How much is a cleaning? Any slot this week?” — booked, with 0 medical answers.
Your receptionist answers the phone while holding another patient's file. GulfBot takes the repeating part off her — treatment prices, open slots, location and hours, confirmations and reminders — and stops dead at anything medical.
It answers from your treatment list: the price of a cleaning, a filling, whitening, an orthodontic review, how long each appointment runs, plus hours and location. It offers the times your dentists actually have open, confirms the booking under the patient's name, and sends a confirmation and a reminder before the slot — which on its own cuts the appointments nobody shows up for.
Where it stops: any question about pain, a diagnosis, whether a tooth needs pulling, or medication gets 0 answers from it. It says so clearly to the patient and hands them to reception or the dentist in the same chat with what they wrote. The desk runs the diary; the dentist stays the only one who talks medicine. The reply language is Arabic or English on every plan, and voice notes are heard and understood.
What a booking looks like with the medical line unbroken.
An illustration — messages shaped like the ones reception receives. Want to test the boundary yourself? Text our sales line and try to make it give you a medical opinion.
Dental clinic questions, with the limit stated first.
The next patient asks the price and the slot tonight.
Ten days from now, they get both in seconds — and every medical question reaches your dentist, not the AI.
Try to make it give medical adviceOur sales line runs on the same desk — push it and see where it stops. Or message us at +965 9609 4926.