Dental SEO

SEO for dentists that fills the private book.

Patients do not search for a dentist. They search for a treatment: implants, Invisalign, whitening, an emergency appointment today. Dental SEO is making sure your practice is the answer, on Google, on the map and in the AI assistants.

  • Google, your Maps listing and 4 AI assistants
  • Nothing changes on your website
  • About a minute, no card
Founding 100: your price locked for life →
Build a page for each one

Advice 1: patients search for treatments

One page per private treatmentImplants, Invisalign, bonding, whitening, veneers, emergencies. Each titled with the treatment and your town
What each page needsA from-price, finance, the steps, recovery, consented before and afters, FAQs, and the dentist with their GDC number
Name the areas you serveIf patients travel from nearby towns, say so in a short area section rather than copying the page
Red, amber or green

How many treatment pages you have

Private treatment pagesOne focused page per treatment
0 to 23 to 56 or more
InvisiblePatients land on a generic page
Getting thereAdd the treatments you want more of
StrongKeep each one fresh
Google reviewsSteady, recent, all replied to
Under 1 a month1 to 3 a monthWeekly
StalePatients notice the gap
OKAsk after every good visit
StrongRecency beats volume

These bands are our rule of thumb for private practices, not a GDC or Google standard.

The map box sits above everything

Advice 2: your Google listing decides "dentist near me"

The right categoriesMain category Dentist, then true secondary ones such as Cosmetic dentist or Emergency dental service
Every treatment listedAdd each private treatment as a service, in the words patients use
Real photosYour surgery, your team and reception. Patients want to see where they are going
A booking linkStraight to your online booking, so a search becomes an appointment
Confidentiality first

Advice 3: reviews, and how to reply safely

Ask after every good appointment. A text with your direct review link the same day works far better than a sign at reception. The free review QR code tool on this site makes the link and a poster.
Reply without confirming they are a patient. Thank people warmly, never mention treatment details, and take complaints offline. Patient confidentiality applies to review replies too.
What every practice site must show

Advice 4: the GDC rules are also trust signals

GDC numbers on the team pageGDC guidance says your registration number goes on material that names you
"Specialist" only if on a GDC listOtherwise say "special interest in" or "experienced in"
NHS, mixed or private, said plainlyPlus your complaints process and when the site was last updated
No unsupported claimsGoogle rewards the same honesty: real dentists, real results, real prices
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Perplexity

Advice 5: patients now ask AI too

"Who is the best dentist for implants in Leeds?" is now asked of AI assistants as well as Google. They lean on reviews, clear treatment pages and listings on the sites they trust. Check what they say about your practice with the free AI visibility checker.
Every week, approved by you or your practice manager

What Dhucha does for a practice

✓Finds the treatment searches worth most in your area, with how many people search each month
✓Writes a page for each private treatment and area, for your approval before anything goes live
✓Writes Google posts and drafts a reply to every review, ready to post
✓Checks your Google Maps position and what ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Perplexity say about you
✓Reports in plain English: what moved, and the next job
✓Watches your website every hour and tells you the moment it goes down
Founding Member prices, locked for life

Prices

PlanWhat Dhucha doesPrice
StarterYour plan, a monthly check, clear tasks, 4 social posts and 2 Google posts a month written for you£24 a month
Booster8 pieces a month including 2 full blogs, 4 Google posts, weekly rhythm and weekly report, approval first£59 a month
Pro20 pieces a month including 8 structured blogs, 8 Google posts, a daily watch and a quarterly strategy reset£149 a month

Founding prices, locked for life for the first 100 businesses. First month £1, 30-day money back, no contract.

What happens next

From a free check to more customers.

The tools show you the gaps. Dhucha closes them, every week, in the order that brings customers fastest. You spend about 20 minutes a week saying yes.

1Get foundOn Google, Google Maps and the AI assistants
Service pagesRankingsMapsAI answers
2Get chosenOver the businesses Google shows next to you
ReviewsReview repliesRival checkFast site
3Get bookedVisitors who call, book and ask for quotes
Clear next stepPostsWeekly report
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Free check

About a minute. See where you stand on all eight areas.

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Your plan

Six weeks of work, in the order that pays back first.

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You say yes

Dhucha prepares it every week. Nothing goes live without your yes.

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The Founding 100

Want it done for you? Your price, locked for life.

The first 100 businesses keep their founding price for as long as they stay, whatever the public price does later.

Starter£1 first monththen £24 a monthThe checks and your plan
RecommendedBooster£1 first monththen £59 a monthWe write the work for you
Pro£1 first monththen £149 a monthFor busier businesses
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Questions

What owners ask us

What is dental SEO?

Making sure your practice appears when patients search for the treatments you offer, on Google, on Google Maps and in AI assistants: a page per treatment, an active Google listing, steady reviews and a site that shows GDC-required information clearly.

How much do dental SEO services cost?

Dental marketing agencies commonly charge several hundred pounds or more a month. Dhucha costs £24, £59 or £149 a month for Founding Members, with a £1 first month and no contract.

Which treatments should a private practice build pages for first?

The ones you most want more of and that patients search for: implants and Invisalign each get around 5,400 "near me" searches a month in the UK, then composite bonding, whitening, veneers and emergency appointments.

Can I call myself an implant specialist?

Only if you are on the relevant GDC specialist list. Otherwise GDC guidance allows wording such as "special interest in" or "experienced in". Check the GDC guidance on advertising before publishing.

How should I reply to dental reviews?

Warmly and briefly, without confirming the person is a patient or mentioning any treatment, and take any complaint offline. Dhucha drafts replies for you to check and post.

Does Dhucha publish to my practice website?

On WordPress, pages and blogs publish after your yes. On other platforms they arrive ready to paste. Your practice manager can approve each piece in minutes.

See where your business stands, free.

Keep reading

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