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What decides which practices AI names.
Short, practical pieces on the four things that put a practice in front of full-arch patients: AI answers, Google Maps, review text and the website. Written for owners, not marketers.
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Why AI answers name three or four practices, and what decides which ones
How AI assistants with web search build a short local recommendation for full-arch implants, and what puts a practice on that short list.
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Does ChatGPT recommend your implant practice? How to check in five minutes
A step-by-step way to ask Google AI Overviews, ChatGPT and Gemini the questions patients ask, and record whether your practice is named.
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What full-arch patients actually ask AI before they call anyone
The five question types full-arch patients put to AI assistants, and what a good answer to each looks like on your practice website.
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Never pay a marketing company a percentage of your cases
Pay-per-patient and percentage-of-case marketing deals sound fair to a dentist. The ADA's ethics code calls them fee splitting. What to agree to instead.
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Your reviews are what AI quotes. Make sure they mention implants.
Why review text matters more than star count when AI answers a full-arch query, and how to ask implant patients for reviews that describe the treatment.
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The full-arch page every implant site needs, and why speed is part of it
What a full-arch page should contain, from process to financing to booking, and why a 2.5-second mobile load is part of being recommended.
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We ask Google, ChatGPT and Gemini the questions a full-arch patient asks, and show you the answer with the source next to every number.