Dental sites tend to look professional and still leak patients in invisible ways: no measurement, no booking, and Google guessing at the details.
We didn't guess at this. 63% had no working visitor analytics, so the practice can't tell which patients the site actually produced. 79% were missing the local business markup that helps Google connect the practice to its Maps listing. 60% had no DMARC email policy, which leaves the practice's email name easier to impersonate. And 98% had no online booking on the site, in a field where many patient calls come after hours. These numbers come from automated checks our review tool ran on the public homepages of 240 dental practice websites across 16 US metros in 2026. Averages say nothing certain about your site, which is what the free check is for.
A free review of your public site, then $40 to fix the fixable items, one time. HIPAA never enters the picture: we only touch public pages and settings, never patient data.
The $119 analytics tune-up configures the analytics you already have so 'did the site bring us patients this month' has a real answer.
An AI agent can answer insurance, hours, and new-patient questions at 9pm and hand off real emergencies to your answering line. $49 a month.