Dental SEO that ends in a booked patient, not a ranking report.
A Gigabit team runs your Google profiles, procedure and insurance pages, reviews and listings, so patients nearby find your practice and reach a person when they call. Within the ADA code, your state board's rules and HIPAA.
The search work a practice rarely has time for
Google ranks local results on relevance, distance and how well known you are. You cannot move your office, so we work on the other two.
Google Business Profiles, set up properly
The practice and each public-facing dentist under Google's rules, with correct categories, services, hours and photos, and old or duplicate profiles resolved.
A page for each procedure you offer
What it involves, who it suits and how costs work, in plain words, read by a dentist in your practice before it goes live.
A page for each insurance plan you accept
So a patient checking whether you take their plan gets a clear answer and a phone number.
Reviews, without a HIPAA problem
A steady request process and replies that never confirm someone is a patient, or mention their care.
Listings kept consistent
Apple Maps, Bing, Yelp, Healthgrades and your insurers' directories, all matching your Google profile.
Dentist structured data and clean tracking
Accurate structured data on your pages, and third-party tags kept off appointment forms and anywhere patients enter details.
Local links you can be proud of
Dental society listings, community work and local news, never bought links.
A report tied to new patients
Search terms, calls, website clicks, missed calls and new patients by source, not only rankings.
What careful dental SEO looks like
Use this to compare anyone you are considering, including us.
Audit, fix the foundations, then build
Free practice audit
We check your profiles, website and listings, and call your practice in and out of hours as a new patient would.
Fix the foundations
Month one: profiles, duplicates, categories, hours, listings, structured data, and a rules check of your current pages.
Build and run
Procedure and insurance pages reviewed by your dentists, steady review requests and replies, local links.
Report
Search terms, calls, missed calls and new patients by source, compared with last month and last year.
No doorway pages for towns you do not serve, no bought links or reviews, no unsupported “best dentist” claims, no articles under a dentist’s name they did not write, no patient details in review replies, and no promise of first place. Google’s spam policies and the ADA code address these directly, and Google says no one can pay for a better local ranking. Your state board may be stricter, so we check its rules too.
Prefer to do it yourself? The dental SEO guide covers every step, with a 30-day plan. Looking for a dentist as a patient? Top Dentistry is our sister directory.
Dental SEO questions
Can you guarantee a first-page or first-place ranking?
No. Google says there is no way to request or pay for a better local ranking, and distance from the searcher is part of the score. We make your profile, pages and reputation as strong as the practices around you, and report honestly on searches, calls and new patients every month.
How long does dental SEO take?
Google profile fixes can show within weeks. Procedure and insurance pages, reviews and local links build over months. We compare each month with the same month last year, and judge by calls and new patients rather than one ranking.
What does it cost?
One monthly fee. The plan depends on how many locations and dentists you have and what needs fixing first, so start with the free practice audit and we will tell you which plan fits and what it costs.
Who writes the clinical content?
We draft it and a dentist in your practice reads and corrects every clinical page before it goes live. We never publish an article under a dentist's name that the dentist did not write, and a reviewed-by line appears only when that review really happened.
Do you need access to patient records?
No. SEO does not need patient records. We keep third-party tags off forms and pages where patients enter details. If any part of the work would involve patient information, such as sending review requests from your system, we agree how that works and put a business associate agreement in place first.
Who owns the website, profiles and content?
You do. Your Google profiles and domain stay in your name, we work as a manager on them, and if you leave we hand over the content.
Do you also help with the phone?
Yes, and we would usually check it first. More searches are wasted if calls go to voicemail. The free audit calls your practice in and out of hours, and our AI dental receptionist answers the calls your team cannot get to.
See what a new patient sees, and hears
We check how you show on Google, read your website as a patient would and call your practice in and out of hours. No charge, nothing to sign.