Handling

Appointment
In Dental Clinic
Dental Receptionist

A dental receptionist is not currently required to have a specific

qualification. Some individuals have previous dental nursing
experience, which helps when discussing treatment costs and booking
appointments, but it is not essential.
 Job Description

• Booking appointments.
• Organizing the appointment book.
• Dealing with patients face to face, over the telephone, or by letter/
• email.
• Filing and retrieving notes.
• Sending recalls.
• Receiving and calculating payments.
• the receptionist might also take and place orders, deal with sales representatives, and
organize staff rotas.
 Conversation 1
Receptionist : Good morning. Welcome to Sahara Dental Clinic. How may I help you?
Please have a seat
Anna : Thank you. Yes, I have a toothache and need to meet the dentist.
Receptionist : Have you registered?
Anna : No, I haven’t. It is my first time coming here.
Receptionist : Ah, I see. Please fill in this registration form first.
Anna : Okay…. Done. Here’s the form.
Receptionist : Thank you. Wait for a moment. Here’s the list of the doctors and the schedule. You may pick any doctor that you prefer.
Anna : Dr. William. He is now available, right?
Receptionist : Yes, precisely. So, you choose dr. William?
Anna : Yes, please.
Receptionist : Okay mam, it is your queue number. You may wait over there.
Anna : Okay, thanks a lot.
Receptionist : You are welcome, mam
 Greet the patient

• Good morning/ Good Afternoon/ Good Evening

• Welcome to ..........
• Have a seat please (if any)
 Offering Help

• How may I help you?

• What can I do for you?
 Asking registration status

• Have you registered?

• Is this your first time in ABC dental clinic?
• Have you been to ABC dental clinic before?

• Please fill in this registration form first

Taking Patient Details
 Discussing Time for Appointment

• Can you come here tomorrow at 10 am?

• Dr. Lee has time next Friday in the morning.
• Would you like to suggest a time?
• we could fit you in on Thursday, January 14th at 2.30 in the afternoon.
Conversation 2

•Dentist Office Assistant: Good morning, Beautiful Smile Dentistry, this is

Jamie. How may I help you today?
•Patient: Good morning, I'd like to schedule a check-up, please.
•D: I'd be happy to do that for you. Have you been to Beautiful Smile before?
•P: Yes, I have. My last check-up was six months ago.
•D: Great. Can I get your name, please?
•P: Yes, of course. My name is Laura Green
•D: Thank you, Ms. Green. Which dentist did you see on your last check-up?
•P: I'm not sure, really.
• D: That's OK. Let me check your chart... Oh, Dr. Lee.
• P: Yes, that's right.
• D: OK... Dr. Lee has time next Friday in the morning.
• P: Hmmm... that's not good. I've got to work. What about the week after that?
• D: Yes, Dr. Lee has sometimes open. Would you like to suggest a time?
• P: Does he have anything open in the afternoon?
• D: Yes, we could /kud/ fit you in on Thursday, January 14th at 2.30 in the
afternoon.
• P: Great. That'll work.
• D: OK, thank you for calling Ms. Green. we'll see you next week.
• P: Thank you, bye-bye.
Day

• Sunday /sande/
• Monday /mande/
• Tuesday /cusde/
• Wednesday /wensde/
• thursday /terzde/
• Friday /fraide/
• Saturday /satede/
Time

• 5. 15 Time British American

• a quarter past five

5.15 A quarter past five five fifteen

6.30 half past six six thirty

7.45 A quarter to eight seven forty five

Date

• 1 --- st = first
• 2 --- nd = second
• 3 ---rd = third
• 4-12 ---th =
• August 23rd
• March 12th
Assignment

• Make a conversation about making/handling appointment at dental

clinic
• Record your dialogue (zoom)
• Upload video, youtube
• Fill google form