For dental practices

Be the practice it names, and get named correctly.

Getting recommended is half of it. The other half is whether your hours, your insurance and your services are right when it happens.

The short answer

An AI assistant recommends the practice it can describe most confidently and most consistently. For a dental practice that means three things in order: the facts about you are identical across your site, your Google Business Profile and every directory listing; your site answers the questions patients actually ask, near the top of the page, with real numbers; and your structured data says only what the page visibly says. The Healthy Digital measures all three for $497 and credits it back against any project started within 60 days.

The referral happens before the phone rings.

47%of patients surveyed said they use AI to find a new provider, up from 31% at the end of 2025
Two thirdsof the 465 respondents who had used AI to research a provider said they met incorrect information about that provider
60%said they trust AI summaries without verifying them

Source: rater8 patient survey, reported 2026. Vendor survey of 465 respondents who had used AI to research a provider. Directional, not peer reviewed.


What gets fixed, in order.

Your facts, everywherePractice name, address, phone, hours, insurance accepted and services, made identical across the site, Google Business Profile, Bing Places and every directory that still lists you. This is the step that removes most of the errors patients actually report.
The questions patients askCost, insurance, emergencies, new patient availability, sedation, timelines. Answered near the top of the relevant page, in the words patients use, with real numbers.
Retrieval accessThe crawlers assistants use to answer live questions are configured deliberately, and separated from training crawlers so you can decide those independently.
Speed on a phoneMeasured on mobile at the 75th percentile, because a patient in pain does not wait for a hero video.
Claim safetyEvery claim on the site scanned word by word and quoted in context, so you can approve or remove each one in a glance.
Monthly measurementA fixed list of patient questions re-run across four assistants every month, recorded verbatim, so drift shows up as a trend rather than a surprise.

Questions

Asked by practice owners.

Why would a dental practice need this?

Because a growing share of patients ask an AI assistant for a recommendation before they search, and the operational facts those answers repeat are frequently out of date: hours, insurance accepted, whether you take new patients. Those errors come from stale profiles rather than from the practice website, so fixing the website alone does not fix them.

Is dental different from other health marketing?

The compliance rules are the same family. The difference practices describe is urgency: a good share of dental enquiries are about pain, cost or availability rather than research, which puts more weight on a fast page with correct operational facts and less on anything decorative. That is an observation from practice owners, not a figure this studio has measured.

What does it cost?

A Credibility Audit is $497 USD and is credited in full against any project started within 60 days. If the site is sound and the story underneath it is not, Foundations is $4,500. A Rebuild of the site and the channels starts at $6,000. Automation and AI starts at $5,000, and the monthly partnership is $1,200 to $4,500 a month. Every price and every term is on the pricing page.

Do you work with multi-location groups?

Yes. Multiple locations make entity consistency harder and more valuable, because every location has its own profiles, its own hours and its own opportunity to contradict the others.

Find out what it says about your practice.

$497, back in three business days, credited against any project within 60 days.

The Healthy Digital Inc. is a marketing studio. It is not a dental practice and provides no clinical or medical services.