AI marketing for dental practices.Be the dentist AI recommends.
How dental practices get named by ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google AI Overviews, and what to fix first.
The short answer
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To improve a dental practice's chances of being recommended by AI assistants, keep your practice details consistent across Google, Healthgrades, Zocdoc and insurance directories. State which insurance you accept and which treatments you offer. Ask every patient for a review, and reply in a way that never confirms someone is a patient.
What your customers ask AI.The way they'd type it.
We run questions like these on five AI engines for every client, every month, with your city in place of [city].
- 01“Best dentist near me that accepts [insurance]”
- 02“Emergency dentist open on Saturday in [city]”
- 03“Who does Invisalign in [city]?”
- 04“How much do dental implants cost in [city]?”
- 05“Gentle dentist for anxious patients near me”
- 06“Pediatric dentist in [city] with good reviews”
- 07“Same-day crowns near me”
- 08“Is teeth whitening at the dentist worth it?”
Where AI looks.For dental practices.
- Google Business Profile
- Hours, services and reviews appear in local dental results, so keep them current.
- Healthgrades and Zocdoc
- Patients use them to compare dentists, and assistants sometimes cite them for provider questions.
- Insurance provider directories
- They show which plans you accept, and many patients start their search with their plan.
- ADA Find-a-Dentist
- The American Dental Association's directory of member dentists, a credible check on credentials.
- Your treatment pages
- A clear page for each treatment lets an assistant answer 'who does X near me' with your name.
How AI uses each source: what every listing, directory and review site does for you, with sources.
Common mistakes
- Insurance lists that are out of date on one directory but not another.
- Review replies that confirm someone is a patient, which can breach privacy rules.
- Treatment pages written for dentists, not for nervous patients.
Do these first
- 1.Update accepted insurance everywhere it is listed.
- 2.Reply to reviews without confirming anyone is a patient.
- 3.Write one plain page per treatment you want more of.
What we'd do for you.The work that matters most here.
AI visibility is the program, and the services below feed it. Every account is owned by a senior marketer with 10+ years of experience. Mid-level specialists do the hands-on work.Start with 14 free days: you pay nothing unless the needle moved.
- AI VisibilityBuyer questions tracked on 5 AI engines, fixes to the sources they read, and a monthly count of the answers that name or cite you.Included in packages
- Google Business ProfileWeekly posts and photos, with unwanted profile edits caught and corrected.Included in packages
- ReviewsReview requests after each job with the customer's consent, and a reply to every review.Included in packages
- ContentAnswer-first articles every month, written to be quoted by AI and found on Google.Included in packages
- Email and SMSWin-back and seasonal campaigns to customers who opted in.$247 per month
Guides.For dental practices.
- AI receptionist for a dental office: is it safe and useful?Calls and leads
- AI SEO for dentists: get named in ChatGPT and AI OverviewsAI visibility
- How to get your business on Perplexity AIAI visibility
- How to get your business recommended by ChatGPTAI visibility
- How to get more Google reviews without breaking the rulesReviews
- Local SEO cost per month in 2026, priced line by lineLocal SEO
Questions people ask.Short answers.
Can review replies break privacy rules?
They can if a reply confirms someone is a patient or mentions treatment details. When we reply to reviews for you, replies stay general and never refer to a visit or treatment.
Do AI assistants answer insurance questions?
Patients ask them, and assistants answer from whatever they find. That's why your accepted insurance needs to match across your profile, website and directories.
Which treatments should get their own page?
The ones you want more of and that patients ask about by name, such as implants, Invisalign or same-day crowns.