No. SleekAI is configured to compare options factually but refuse clinical recommendations. The orthodontist makes treatment decisions at the consult based on the bite, jaw growth, and crowding. The boundary holds even when the parent explicitly asks whether braces or Invisalign Teen is right for their 14-year-old, because that recommendation requires examination. The bot describes trade-offs honestly and books the consult.

Yes. SleekAI reads pricing from your WordPress posts and custom fields, so the bot uses your real numbers - never made-up estimates. Metal braces from $4,800, ceramic from $5,400, Invisalign Teen from $5,400 with replacement aligners included. Update the price on the page and every conversation reflects the new number. The bot also handles starting-from versus all-inclusive framing if your pricing has tiers based on case complexity.

Yes. With multibot configurations, each office location can have a chatbot scoped to its team and hours. The Tuesday-Thursday office runs a different bot from the Monday-Wednesday-Friday office, with different orthodontists, different staff, and different after-school slot availability. The bot uses display conditions to show the right per-office configuration based on the page or the parent's stated location.

Yes. SleekAI exposes a JavaScript API that can hand off captured details (patient name, age, insurance carrier, parent contact, preferred time, school schedule) to your booking widget. The booking arrives prefilled, which improves the parent's experience and cuts down on duplicate data entry at the front desk. Most practices using booking widgets like Bookly, Amelia, or a custom orthodontic-specific scheduler integrate this way.

Yes, in your WordPress database. Conversations stay on your server and OpenAI or Anthropic calls use your own API key. SleekAI does not proxy them. You control retention through the plugin settings, typically 30 to 90 days for orthodontic practices since the consideration cycle is longer than for emergency services. Most practices also forward conversation summaries to their practice management system through a webhook for the consult coordinator to review.

Yes, with 28+ display conditions covering URL, post type, page template, device, time of day, and user role. Most orthodontic practices show the bot on the braces page, the Invisalign page, the financing page, and the consult booking page, and hide it on the about, legal, and careers pages where it adds nothing. The conditions are precise enough to scope the bot to where it actually drives conversion rather than dropping it onto every page.

Yes, when both pages exist on your site. Early interceptive (Phase 1) treatment for kids 7-10 is materially different from comprehensive (Phase 2) treatment for teens, with different appliances, different timelines, and different fees. The bot reads each page separately and quotes the right phase based on the patient's age. It does not decide whether a specific child needs Phase 1 - that is the orthodontist's call at the consult - but it explains the difference accurately for parents researching.

Yes, when you have an adult page. Adult orthodontic intake is different from teen intake: the questions are about discreet options (lingual, clear aligners, ceramic), professional considerations, longer treatment times for some bite issues, and post-orthodontic stability. The bot can branch on the adult page to capture occupation, urgency, and aesthetic priorities, and route to the orthodontist who has more adult cases on the schedule rather than the orthodontist whose practice is teen-heavy.