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AI visibility checker for dentists
Patients now ask ChatGPT which dentist to book. Type your practice, your city and a treatment you want more patients for. We ask ChatGPT three questions patients ask and show who it names.
Questions patients ask AI about dentists
Patients ask about a treatment, a place and a worry: cost, insurance, nerves, a child. Each one is a question with its own shortlist of practices.
- Which dentist in Phoenix does same-day crowns?
- Who does Invisalign for adults in Charlotte?
- How much do dental implants cost in Dallas, and who do people recommend?
- Is there an emergency dentist open on Saturday in Seattle?
- Which pediatric dentist in Nashville is good with anxious kids?
- Who is the best cosmetic dentist in Miami for veneers?
- Which dentists in Columbus take Delta Dental?
- Is there a dentist in Denver that offers sedation for nervous patients?
The check asks 3. On Growth, Rankli asks 50 of yours every week on ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini.
What ChatGPT reads before it names a dentist
When a patient asks for a dentist in a city, ChatGPT searches, and the pages that come back are practice sites, listings and reviews. The practices those pages describe clearly are the ones it names.
A page for each treatment
A page that says who the treatment is for, what it costs or where the price starts, and how a visit goes gives ChatGPT a sentence to quote for that treatment. One "services" page with a list of treatments gives it a list.
Your city and neighborhoods, in words
An address in a footer image is not a place ChatGPT can read. The city, the neighborhoods you serve and your hours, written as text, are how it matches you to "a dentist in Austin".
Reviews and listings that agree
Review sites and dental directories describe practices too. When they carry the same name, address, treatments and hours as your site, ChatGPT has one practice to name, not two half-matches.
Insurance and new-patient facts
Patients ask which plans you take and whether you are accepting new patients. A practice that states both plainly can be named for those questions; one that says "call us" cannot.
What three questions tell a practice, and what they leave out
- Three answers are a snapshot. Ask the same question tomorrow and the list can change, which is why Growth asks 50 patient questions every week and counts how often you are named.
- The check asks through ChatGPT’s API with web search on. A patient using the ChatGPT app may share their location, so someone across town can see a different list.
- It checks one treatment at a time. A practice that wants implant patients and Invisalign patients has two sets of questions to win.
- It reads the answer for your practice name and website. If your listings use a different name from your sign, a mention under that name is not counted.
Frequently asked questions
Why does ChatGPT recommend another dentist in my city?
Its search found pages that describe that practice as a fit for the question: the treatment, the city, reviews that agree. Rankli shows each patient question you lose and who wins it, then writes a page for your site that answers it.
Does this check ask ChatGPT for real?
Yes. Each question goes to ChatGPT through OpenAI’s API with web search on. An answer to the same question is shared for a week, and the report shows when it was given. Rankli asks your questions the same way every week, so the trend is real too.
What should a dental practice publish to be recommended by AI?
A page for each treatment you want patients for, answering what patients ask: cost, who it suits, how long it takes, which insurance you take and where you are. Rankli plans and writes those pages from your own site, 30 a month on Growth.
How often do ChatGPT’s dentist recommendations change?
Each answer is written when the patient asks, from what search finds that day, so names can change week to week. Rankli asks every tracked question weekly and asks again 7 and 14 days after each new page goes live, so you see what moved.
Is the dentist check free?
Free, with no account and no email. The 7-day free trial asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini up to 50 patient questions and starts writing the pages for the ones you lose.
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Find every question you’re losing
Rankli asks ChatGPT, Claude and Gemini the questions your customers ask, every week. It writes a page for each one you lose, publishes it to your site and asks again to show what moved.
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