3 MIN READ • CASE STUDY · 2026-08-18
How Clara captured £12k in weekend Invisalign revenue.
Most dental clinics shut their phones at 5 PM on Friday. We tracked a mid-sized London clinic over 48 hours. Clara answered 14 missed calls, triaged 3 emergencies, and autonomously secured £1,500 in upfront deposits for cosmetic consultations while the staff was home.
Most dental clinics shut their phones at 5 PM on Friday. By Monday morning, the voicemail queue is a graveyard of high-ticket Invisalign and composite bonding enquiries — callers who already booked elsewhere over the weekend.
We instrumented a mid-sized London clinic for 48 hours with Clara on the inbound line. No extra front-desk headcount. Same PMS and calendar stack. Clara answered 14 calls that would previously have hit out-of-hours voicemail, triaged three genuine emergencies to the on-call dentist, and autonomously secured £1,500 in upfront deposits for cosmetic consultations while the team was off-site.
Projected across a quarter, that weekend capture pattern compounds to roughly £12k in revenue that never touches a human inbox. The clinic did not hire overnight staff — they deployed subscriber desk infrastructure and let the loop run.