Google Business Profile Audits for Dentists
High-trust, high-consideration choice: ratings, service depth, and Q&A decide which practice gets the booking.
Where dentists listings leak customers
The checks that matter most for dentists
Every treatment listed with a plain-language description — implants, whitening, emergency care.
Seed the 5–10 questions every new patient asks (insurance, pain, first visit) before strangers answer for you.
Healthcare choices skew risk-averse: 4.5+ with triple-digit reviews is the competitive bar in most metros.
Office, team, and equipment photos reduce new-patient anxiety more than any paragraph.
Frequently asked questions
Which secondary categories should a dentist add?
“Cosmetic dentist” and “Emergency dental service” if offered — each opens distinct high-intent queries beyond the primary.
Should a dental practice answer every review?
Yes, within 48 hours, without disclosing patient details. Response rate is public evidence of bedside manner.
Do Google Posts matter for dentists?
Yes for promotions (whitening offers), new services, and seasonal reminders (back-to-school checkups) — weekly cadence keeps the signal green.