Search a health question and you will notice the sources that get quoted tend to share a quality: they are clearly credible. That is not an accident. Google and the major AI engines evaluate health content through a demanding lens summarized as E-E-A-T, which stands for experience, expertise, authoritativeness, and trust. For dental and medical […]

For twenty years, dental SEO meant one thing: rank your website near the top of Google’s results so patients click through. That goal still matters, but it is no longer the whole game. AI search now answers many questions directly, recommends specific practices, and often sends fewer clicks to any website at all. Practice owners

ChatGPT gets the headlines, but it is not the only AI your future patients use. Perplexity has built a loyal following among people who want sourced answers. Gemini is woven into Google’s products and Android devices. Google’s own AI Mode is expanding fast. A patient looking for a dentist might ask any of them, and

Ask ChatGPT to recommend a dentist in almost any city and it will confidently name a few. For the practices it mentions, that is a stream of pre sold patients who arrive already trusting the recommendation. For everyone else, it is demand they never see. Getting your dental practice recommended by ChatGPT is no longer

A patient with a cracked molar no longer always starts with a Google search. Many now open ChatGPT or Google’s AI Mode and type, “Who is a good dentist near me for a same day crown?” The assistant returns a short answer with a few names. The practices in that answer get the call. Everyone