Be the practice 
recommends.
Type your practice name. We find your Google Business Profile, then ask ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity five questions a real patient would ask about a dentist in your area, and show you exactly which practice they recommend. Free, about a minute, no signup, no website required.
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Ask the AI the questions your patients ask.
Emergency dentist. Implants. Invisalign. New patient accepting insurance. Five real patient questions, four assistants, twenty live answers, each one read for your practice name.
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Type your practice name
No signup, no credit card, no website required. We find your Google Business Profile and pull your specialty, your city, your rating and your review count from it. If you have a site, we read that too.
We ask 20 real patient questions
Five questions a patient would type, from "emergency dentist near me" to "who does implants in [your town]," each asked to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity with web search on. Your practice name is never in the question.
See which practice got named
One score out of 100. Every question, every assistant, the practices they recommended instead of you, and the directories they pulled from to decide.
Here's what your FREE result looks like, patient question by patient question.
Frequently asked questions.
Is the check really free?
Yes. The check, the score and the platform by platform breakdown are free, no signup. We charge only for the full audit and for the work of fixing what it finds.
Does this touch patient data?
No. The check reads only public information: your Google Business Profile, your public website, and the answers AI assistants give to general questions like "who is a good dentist in Marlton." No patient records, no PHI, nothing behind a login. There is nothing to sign and nothing to connect.
We already have a dental marketing agency. Is this redundant?
Almost certainly not. Dental agencies are good at Google rankings, ads and review volume. This measures something else: whether ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Perplexity name your practice when a patient asks them directly. Practices with strong Google rankings score low on this all the time, because assistants decide differently than search engines do. Run it, then hand the result to your agency and ask them what they are doing about it.
We are on Healthgrades and Zocdoc. Doesn't that cover AI?
Directories help, and the result will show you exactly which directories the assistants cite for your area. But a listing is not a recommendation. The assistants read dozens of sources and name the practice they trust most. The check shows whether that is you or the office down the road.
Does it work for multi-location practices and DSOs?
Yes. Run it once per location, since patients ask by town and the assistants answer by town. Group practices usually find that one location is named often and the others are invisible, which is useful to know before the next marketing budget is set.
How accurate is the score?
It is not a model of your visibility. It is your visibility. Every point comes from a real answer a real assistant gave in the last minute, and you can read each one word for word.
Does this actually work?
One SetRise client went from an AI visibility score of 0 to 51 in five weeks, measured on the same questions before and after. The check you are about to run is that same measurement.
Ready to see where you stand?
One name. About a minute. The full picture of which dentist AI recommends in your town, and whether it's you.
Is this you?
We found these on Google. Tap yours and we'll run the check.
Not you? ·
- Looking up your Google Business ProfileName, category, city, rating and review count, straight from Google.
- Crawling your homepage and service pagesReading what you do and where, in your own words.
- Testing AI crawler accessFetching your site as GPTBot, ClaudeBot and PerplexityBot and recording the real HTTP status each one gets.
- Reading schema and structured dataLocalBusiness, Organization, FAQPage and sameAs links, and whether the FAQ answers match the visible page.
- Checking machine readabilityrobots.txt, sitemap.xml, llms.txt, and how much real text is in the raw HTML before any scripts run.
- Writing your five buyer questionsPhrased the way a customer types them, for your trade in your town. Your name never appears in a question.
- Asking ChatGPTFive questions, web search forced on so it can't answer from memory.
- Asking ClaudeFive questions, web search on.
- Asking GeminiFive questions with Google Search grounding.
- Asking PerplexityFive questions. Perplexity searches the web for every answer and is usually the slow one, up to 90 seconds.
- Reading all 20 answers for your nameFull business name matches only. Close matches never count.
- Finding who they named insteadEvery competitor recommended across the 20 answers, with a count.
- Scoring and building your reportOne score out of 100, a grade, and a platform by platform breakdown.
Usually 60 to 90 seconds. The four assistants are asked at the same time.
ChatGPTClaudeGeminiPerplexityWhere should we send it?
Your score, the 20 answers and which practices got named instead. On screen now and in your inbox so you can share it with your office manager or your marketing agency.
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