Confirm the practice
Add the name, location, specialty, services, goals, voice, and subjects the team wants to avoid.
How DentGPT works
Set up the practice once. Make the draft your own.
Tell DentGPT what your practice offers and how you want to sound. Ask for the work you need, review the first version and keep the final decision with your team.
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From practice context to a reviewed next step.
Choose the right workspace
Use the drafting workspace for wording. Ask the dashboard assistant about stored evidence available to your account.
Ask in ordinary language
Describe the draft or question. No writing expertise or technical prompt is required.
Review what it used
Check the practice facts and wording. Evidence answers must keep source dates and unavailable information visible.
Save, revise, or request help
Keep the draft, organize a review date, ask for changes, or discuss a separately scoped project.
Approve execution separately
A provider change, publication, message, website release, campaign, or spend follows Dentplicity’s independent controls.
What DentGPT can know
The right inputs for the right kind of help.
A useful draft and a source-backed answer are different things. DentGPT does not treat practice goals as measured results or invent information that is missing.
Drafting workspaceYour authenticated practice name, specialty and confirmed information. Use it for editable wording—not current-market research.
Dashboard assistantPractice context plus entitled stored observations, when available and current. Sources, dates and coverage remain part of the answer.
Ongoing monitoringFounder-assisted only after agreed scope, source access and activation. A new account does not automatically turn it on.
Patient informationNot an input. Keep patient names, records, appointments and clinical details out of both workspaces.
What happens after a draft
Drafting and authority never collapse into one button.
DraftCreate the proposed wording or plan.
CheckReview sources, privacy, claims, and scope.
ReviseChange the work until it fits the practice.
Client decisionCapture the customer’s exact decision.
Operator decisionIndependently verify readiness and authority.
VerifyConfirm the result and preserve rollback evidence.
Clear boundaries
What DentGPT will not quietly do.
Store patient records
Do not enter patient names, clinical information, appointments, insurance information, or other patient data.
Publish content on its own
A draft or calendar date does not post to Google, social media, or a website.
Activate an advertising budget
Campaign planning and copy never create spend authority.
Turn an estimate into truth
Direct facts, public observations, practice input, and modelled estimates remain distinct.
Common questions
The practical answers.
Is DentGPT a separate company or account?
No. DentGPT is the practice-aware marketing assistant inside Dentplicity. Your sign-in, practice data, approvals, service work, and account remain with Dentplicity.
Does DentGPT publish social posts or Google updates?
No. It creates and organizes drafts. Any future provider execution remains a separate controlled action with the required approvals.
Can DentGPT send patient emails or appointment reminders?
No. It can prepare reusable marketing copy and reminder templates, but it is not a patient communication system and should not receive patient information.
What happens when a Google source is not connected?
The dashboard assistant uses only the context and stored evidence actually available to your account. The separate drafting workspace has no current-market evidence tools.
Does it work differently for specialists?
Yes. Specialty changes the questions, terminology and content. Referral Workspace and automated specialist outreach remain Coming soon. The source, privacy and approval standards do not change.
DentGPT by Dentplicity
Give the assistant your practice context—not your patient information.
Create the practice profile, choose the work you need, and keep the final decision with your team.