Does AI vouch for your dentist practice?
Patients ask an assistant before they ask a friend. It names four or five practices in your city. We find out whether you’re one of them — and hand you what to fix.
A score you can defend in front of the person paying for it.
We ask what your patients ask
A generated basket of real local questions — best, emergency, weekend, insurance, taking new patients. You don't have to invent prompts, and you don't get a cherry-picked sample.
We ask more than once
Assistants answer differently every run. Each question is sampled repeatedly and reported as a rate, so the number holds up when a practice manager checks it by hand — which they will.
We read the receipts
Grounded answers cite their sources. When four answers lean on one local roundup and you're absent from it, that's not "improve your SEO" — it's a page, a name, and an email to send.
We hand over the work
The outreach email is written. The directory links are collected. The markup is generated. You'll do three things, not thirty, so we rank them and keep each one short.
See where you stand in about a minute.
Twelve questions, asked twice each, grounded to your city.
You get the score, the questions you’re invisible for, who showed up instead, and the first fixes with the work already done — then we watch it every month so you can see what your fixes moved.
We query ChatGPT and Google through their APIs with web search enabled, geo-located to your city. That closely approximates what a patient sees, but it isn’t identical to the consumer app — no personalisation, no chat history. Every tool in this category has that gap; we’d rather state it than let you find it out. Answers also move between runs, which is why nothing here is reported as a yes or no.