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Does ChatGPT name
your dental practice?

More people now ask AI to find a dentist. It can only recommend you if it can read your website. We rebuild yours so it can.

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Illustration. Lakeside Family Dental is a made-up business. Muse, dots, and Grok Bot are made by Meta, OpenAI, and xAI.

Same question. Two different answers.

Your website today

If your insurance list is only in a PDF or a picture, AI can’t read it.

After we rebuild it

Your insurance, hours, and services are written so AI can read them.

Illustrations of how AI agents answer. The businesses named are made up.

We checked 11 real dental websites.

We looked for what AI needs to recommend a dentist and send the customer.

0 of 11 were set up for AI to read.

12 US dentist homepages, checked October 21, 2026, with Cloudflare’s free AI readiness scan. 11 gave a result.

Illustration, using the numbers we measured.

What AI needs to know about you.

You already know all of this. It just has to be written on your site the right way.

  • Insurance you take

    Every plan, by name.

  • New patients

    Whether you are taking them.

  • Your hours

    Including emergency visits.

  • How to book

    Your phone and a booking link.

What customers ask AI.

Tap a question to see what your site has to answer.

Which dentist near me takes my insurance?

Your site needs: The plans you accept, listed by name in text, not only as a row of logos.

Is there an emergency dentist open today?

Your site needs: Your emergency and weekend hours as text, and what a patient should do after hours.

Does this dentist accept new patients?

Your site needs: A plain statement of whether you are taking new patients, kept current.

What does a cleaning cost without insurance?

Your site needs: Your self-pay options or in-office membership plan, in words, only if you offer one.

Does this office do Invisalign or implants?

Your site needs: A page for each service you provide, written from what your current site already says.

Can I book a dental appointment online?

Your site needs: A booking link that works on a phone, with no script wall in front of it.

A real website we rebuilt.

The Rockaway Company, a remodeler in Fort Worth, Texas. Drag to compare.

The Rockaway Company’s old website The Rockaway Company’s website after we rebuilt it

BeforeAfter

  • Ready for AIBefore: AI could barely read it.
  • Loads in 2 secondsBefore: 18 seconds on a phone.
  • Same business, same photosBuilt from the site it already had. See it live

What we build for dentists.

  • Insurance an AI can quote

    The plans you accept go into the page text and the structured data, so an assistant can answer “does this dentist take my plan” from your own words.

  • New-patient status in one place

    One line says whether you are taking new patients. It is easy to change, so it does not go stale.

  • A page for every service

    Implants, crowns, aligners, and emergency visits each get their own page, written from what your current site already says.

  • Built with HIPAA in mind

    Your forms and portal links carry over, and we test them on your private preview. We work with your practice to support HIPAA on patient form and portal pages.

  • Your scheduling tool keeps working

    If patients book through your practice software or an online scheduler, that link or widget carries over. We test it on your private preview.

  • Changes without a web agency

    Click what should change, or describe it in plain words. A new plan or new hours go live the same day.

How it works.

  1. Type your website

    We check it free, in about a minute.

  2. We rebuild it

    In about an hour, from the pages and photos you already have.

  3. See it, then pay

    Look at every page first. Pay only if you want it.

Questions from dentists.

What does Multisites do for dentists?

When a filling cracks on a Friday night, more patients now ask an AI which dentist is open and takes their insurance. The AI answers from what it can read on your website: new-patient status, plans, emergency hours, and how to book. Multisites rebuilds your current site in about an hour so that is readable, and you see it before you pay.

Will my patient forms and portal still work?

Yes. Your forms, portal links, and scheduling tools carry over, and we test each one on the preview. We work with you on HIPAA for every page that collects patient information.

Can the site show which insurance we accept?

Yes. Your accepted plans go on the page as plain text and in your structured data, so an assistant can answer “does this dentist take my insurance?” We list only the plans you confirm.

Do you help with HIPAA?

Yes. We work with your practice to support HIPAA on your site, especially on patient forms and any tracking tools. HHS still says a practice may not share protected health information with tracking vendors without HIPAA permission. Your practice stays responsible for its own compliance.

Can new patients book online?

If you use online scheduling, that link or widget carries over and we test it. If you do not, the phone number and new-patient form sit where a patient looks first, on every page.

Can we call ourselves the best dentist in town?

We do not write claims you cannot back up. Your state dental board may limit specialty claims and “best” wording, so we follow what you and your board require.

The technical details AI reads

schema.org has a Dentist type. It inherits the medical properties for new-patient status, specialties, and health plans. If your site does not publish them, an AI has to guess.

New-patient status
isAcceptingNewPatients
Insurance plans
healthPlanNetworkId
Office and emergency hours
openingHoursSpecification
Services
hasOfferCatalog
Specialties
medicalSpecialty
Payment and membership plans
paymentAccepted, makesOffer
Location and area
address, areaServed
Phone and booking
telephone, potentialAction
What each detail means
New-patient status
Whether the office is taking new patients right now.
Insurance plans
The dental plans and networks you accept, named.
Office and emergency hours
Regular hours, weekends, and when you see urgent cases.
Services
Cleanings, crowns, implants, clear aligners: each one named.
Specialties
General dentistry, pediatric, orthodontic, or the areas your office covers.
Payment and membership plans
Cards, financing, and any in-office plan for patients without insurance.
Location and area
Your address and the towns your patients come from.
Phone and booking
One number and one booking link that both work.
Rules we follow on dental sites

A dental site is advertising, and parts of it can touch patient information. These rules shape what we build. They are not legal advice.

  • HIPAA can apply to patient forms, scheduling pages, and portals. HHS OCR guidance says a covered entity may not send protected health information to a tracking vendor without a HIPAA basis to do so. In June 2024 a federal court (AHA v. Becerra) vacated part of that guidance for public pages without a login. OCR still applies the rules where trackers can reach health information, such as booking and symptom pages. We work with your practice to keep forms and tracking in line with that guidance.
  • Your state dental board may limit specialty claims and words such as “best” or “top.” We follow what you tell us your board allows.
  • Reviews are real and attributed. The FTC rule on fake reviews and testimonials (16 CFR Part 465) applies to every business site.
  • We make no outcome claims. The copy never promises results, patient counts, or rankings.
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