AI visibility · Dentists

Is your dental practice showing up in ChatGPT?

Someone new to town, or with a toothache on a Saturday, may ask an AI assistant which dentist to see. They ask about nervous patients, implants and emergency visits. The assistant names a few practices. You want to know if yours is one.

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Check your dental practice

Enter your website and your town. We ask the assistants a question your customers ask, and show you who they name.

Leave it blank if you sell online or nationwide.

No account. Takes about a minute. We email you a copy.

What customers ask

Five questions a customer might ask

None of them name a business. The assistant picks the names.

  1. Best of

    “Who's the best dentist in [your city]?”

  2. Urgent

    “I cracked a tooth and it hurts. Which dentist in [your city] can see me today?”

  3. Reviews and trust

    “Which dentists in [your city] have good reviews from nervous patients?”

  4. Price

    “How much does a dental implant cost in [your city] without insurance?”

  5. Hiring decision

    “We just moved to [your city]. Which dentist should we choose for the whole family?”

Getting named

How dentists get recommended by ChatGPT

Patients ask about things a map listing doesn't answer: who is gentle with nervous patients, who sees emergencies, who takes their insurance. The assistant names practices it can describe on those points.

  1. Reviews that say how the visit felt

    “Patient with my anxiety” or “saw me the same day for a cracked tooth” match the questions people type far better than a star rating.

  2. Insurance, hours and emergencies, written out

    List the insurance plans you accept, your hours and whether you see emergency patients, on your site and on your Google Business Profile.

  3. A page for each treatment

    Implants, emergency visits, children's dentistry and clear aligners: one page each, with your town in it.

  4. Patient directories

    Keep your listings on patient directories such as Healthgrades and Zocdoc, and on your insurers' find-a-dentist pages, accurate and matching your site.

  5. Dentist bios

    Each dentist's training and focus in plain text helps an assistant answer “which dentist near me does implants?”

Check before you change anything

Guessing won't tell you what the assistants say. Ask the question a customer would ask, without your business name in it, and see who gets named. That shows where you stand before you spend time on any of the steps above.

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Free snapshot

What the free snapshot shows

  • One question your customers ask.
  • Whether your business was named.
  • Who was named instead.
  • Asked on ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Gemini.

Asked across ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity, and Gemini.

Real answers, not estimates. We ask each assistant the question a customer would type, without your name in it, and show you what it said.

We don't promise that any assistant will name your business. Nobody can.

$49 per month. We ask the same 8 customer questions on all 4 assistants every month (32 answers) and email you what changed. Cancel anytime in one click from any monthly email. No call, no form. Cancelling stops the next run.

Frequently asked

Questions

Why would a patient ask ChatGPT about a dentist?
They can ask things a list doesn't answer, like who is gentle with anxious patients or who sees emergencies. The assistant can answer with practice names.
What does the free snapshot show?
The free snapshot asks one question your customers ask. It shows whether your business was named and who was named instead. It does not include a fix list.
Can you get my dental practice named?
We don't promise that any assistant will name your business. Nobody can. The snapshot shows what the assistants said and who they named.
What does $49 per month include?
$49 per month. We ask the same 8 customer questions on all 4 assistants every month (32 answers) and email you what changed. Cancel anytime in one click from any monthly email. No call, no form. Cancelling stops the next run.