See how AI recommends your dental practice
New patients ask ChatGPT and Gemini for a dentist before they ever open Google. Track how often your practice is named, benchmark local competitors, and fix what's holding you back.
Why dentists lose AI recommendations
Three gaps we see in nearly every dentist audit
New patients use AI assistants as a first filter — 'find me a dentist that takes my insurance in {city}'.
Insurance networks, sedation options, and Invisalign certification are prompt-level filters.
Review sentiment weighs heavily; a handful of recent negative reviews can suppress visibility.
Prompts we track for dentists
The exact questions your customers ask AI assistants
We generate dentist-specific prompts and run them against ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude on a schedule. Here's a starter set:
Best dentist in {city}
Dentist that takes Delta Dental in {city}
Invisalign provider in {city}
Family dentist near me
Emergency dentist in {city}
Cosmetic dentist in {city}
Pediatric dentist near {city}
Evidence-based recommendations
A real example from a dentist audit
Every recommendation we make is verified against your actual website, Google Business Profile, and competitor footprint — no generic best-practice checklists.
List accepted insurance in structured form
AI models filter dentist recommendations by insurance more than by any other attribute. Your site mentions 'most major insurance' — competitors that list carriers explicitly (Delta Dental, Aetna, Cigna, MetLife) surface consistently for insurance-scoped prompts and you don't.
What's included
Everything you need to win AI recommendations for dentists
- AI Visibility Score across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude
- Dentist prompt library, tuned to your services and locations
- Local competitor benchmarking and share-of-voice
- Evidence-based recommendations verified against your site and GBP
- Weekly rescans and trend tracking
- Monthly PDF reports you can share or print
FAQ for dentists
Is HIPAA a concern with AI recommendations?
No — AI assistants recommend practices publicly; nothing patient-specific is involved. Your public marketing content is what shapes recommendations.
How much do reviews matter?
A lot. Volume, recency, and sentiment all feed the models. Dentists with 100+ reviews and a 4.7+ average are surfaced far more often than similar practices with fewer or older reviews.
What about specialists?
Specialty language (endodontist, periodontist, pediatric) needs to appear literally and in schema. Generic 'dental services' copy loses to specialists in specialty prompts.
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