Public Google presence
Supported Google Places fields, public review activity, profile facts, nearby practices, and explicitly labelled geographic observations.
Direct fields + captured time
Local visibility with explicit freshness targets
Know what Google sees. Know what to do next.
Dentplicity brings your public presence, connected Google data, website, reviews, citations, and nearby competition into one specialty-aware operating view—then turns current evidence into a prioritized, reviewable next step.
You stay in control: monitoring and drafting do not change Google, your website, a directory, an ad account, or a social platform. Every external action requires exact source evidence, customer approval, independent Dentplicity approval, an execution record, and verification.
Source-linked evidenceSpecialty-aware prioritiesTwo-way service workspaceDual approval before changes
One evidence system
A complete view of local visibility
Instead of handing you another score, Dentplicity keeps each observation attached to its source, practice, captured time, and operating context.
Owned Google connections
Search Console property health and performance after exact website matching. Business Profile monitoring becomes available when Google approves the API connection and you select the correct account and location.
Fails closed on mismatch or revocationWebsite readiness
Public crawl evidence, conversion-path checks, sitemap and indexing signals, PageSpeed observations, metadata, schema, forms, calls, and technical follow-up.
Observation is not publicationCitations and NAP
A source-by-source ledger of observed name, address, phone, listing URL, status, and freshness, with uncertain matches kept uncertain.
No inferred listing ownershipReviews and reputation
Dated review-source snapshots, unanswered-review workload, derived response metrics, and AI-assisted themes with source and interpretation labels.
No trust or patient-intent inferenceSpecialty and market context
Specialty-aware service, competitor, community, and public market evidence. Demographics and maps remain planning context, not proof of demand or patient origin.
Facts separated from models
Automated operating loop
Monitor → explain → draft → approve → verify
1. ConnectSelect the exact practice, website property, and owned resources. Connection scope and health stay visible.
2. SnapshotStore immutable source evidence with resource identity, source URL or ID, captured time, and confidence.
3. DetectRun deterministic rules for stale data, unanswered reviews, profile changes, search declines, indexing faults, citations, and broken paths.
4. PrepareUse OpenAI to summarize evidence and draft an exact action without inventing missing practice facts.
5. GovernDiscuss the work in your service workspace. If you proceed, collect both approvals, execute through a controlled lane, read back the result, and preserve rollback evidence.
A deliberate start
What onboarding looks like
We begin with the practice you actually operate—not a generic dentist template. You can start with public evidence and connect owned Google data when you are ready.
- Confirm the practiceLocation, canonical website, specialty, services, and the competitors that genuinely matter.
- Choose the evidence scopeBegin with the public baseline, connect the exact Search Console property you own, and add Business Profile when Google API access is available.
- Review the first prioritiesSee what is current, what is limited, what changed, and why the next action is worth attention.
- Work togetherAsk questions, share assets, request changes, and approve or decline exact drafts from the authenticated portal.
Clear limits make the evidence more useful
- A map or demographic record does not reveal patient origin, preference, procedure demand, insurance, or future production.
- A review count, rating, response rate, post cadence, citation count, or website score does not guarantee rankings, calls, patients, referrals, or revenue.
- A public result does not prove profile ownership, account access, or permission to make a provider change.
- No patient information is needed or appropriate for Local Visibility monitoring or drafting.
Discuss your practice
Managed delivery is quote-led while we validate scope, access, and operating fit.
