I Make Independent Practices the Answer. So the Patient Calls You.
And it answers like a friend: one practice name, said with confidence. Nothing about your dentistry changed. The channel did, and the conversation happens where you cannot see it. In one metro we mapped, patients run 125,730 implant-related searches a month, and most begin before any practice enters the picture. PatientsPick makes yours the name that comes back.
Find out who AI names in your city today, and why it is not you.
When the phone gets quieter and nothing about the dentistry changed, owners start looking for where the patients went.
Rankings held. Reviews grew. The calls dropped anyway, because patients stopped scrolling a list and started asking a question that returns one name.
Ask ChatGPT who the best implant dentist in your city is. If the answer is a competitor, every patient who asks that question hears it before they ever see your listing.
Blog posts shipped and rankings moved two spots. None of it reached the one answer patients act on, and the agency cannot show you the transcript.
Scale wins on ads. It does not win the AI answer. The model scores what it can verify about a practice, and a clean independent record beats a forty-location group with inconsistent listings.
Four hundred reviews at 4.8 and the model still names someone else. It is not counting reviews. It is checking whether your record agrees with itself everywhere it looks.
Implant, full-arch, and Invisalign patients research before they call. The practice AI recommends gets the consult. Everyone else gets the cleaning.
If you own the practice, have an established record of at least 100 reviews at 4.4 or better, and are not part of a dental service organization, the answer in your metro can be yours. We take one practice per specialty per metro.
The program replaces guessing about AI with a measured record, a written target, and a monthly transcript.
Us
The four questions your patients ask, run across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, archived, with the competitor named and the reasons the model gave.
Them
Position in a list of links, measured monthly, for a share of patients that shrinks every quarter.
Us
Practice, provider, and service information aligned across your site, Google, Healthgrades, the specialty boards, and the directories a model reads.
Them
A suite number that differs on one directory makes a model hedge, and a hedging model recommends someone else.
Us
Procedure and neighborhood pages that state plainly what you do, who does it, with what credentials, and where.
Them
Content volume that fills a report and never appears in an answer.
Us
Platforms, questions, locations, and the six-month visibility target, on paper before a dollar moves. Miss it and we keep working without a management fee for up to 90 more days.
Them
A forecast in the proposal, a dashboard in the review, and no number anyone can be held to.
Us
Patient-source attribution goes into your intake in the first fourteen days, so AI-referred cases show up as line items.
Them
Sessions and impressions, with no line from the report to a consultation on your schedule.
The competitive guarantee
Once your market is assigned, we will not work with a competing practice in your specialty there. Making you the answer means never hedging across the street, and the exclusivity is part of the contract, not a courtesy. If your metro is already taken, we say so on the first call.
Independent dental practices in competitive US metros. One practice per specialty per metro, assigned in fit order.
See who AI names in your city and why, and decide whether the program makes sense for you.
Practice name, city, and specialty. That is all the baseline needs.
Across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, archived, with the reasons the model gives for the name it picks.
Your share of recommendation today, who holds each question, and the three gaps ranked by how fast each moves the answer.
Review it, ask anything, and decide. The baseline is yours whether or not we work together.
Progress is observed, not promised. You read what the model says about your practice, in its own words, every month of the program.
Four checks a model runs before it names a practice: identical information everywhere, plain statements on your site, independent corroboration, review consistency.
A written six-month visibility target, agreed before work starts. Miss it and we keep working without a management fee for up to 90 more days. Pricing is discussed on the results call, after you have seen your baseline.
Baseline archived, competitive referral map, critical listing corrections, the six-month authority plan, and attribution added to your intake.
The competitive guarantee holds for the life of the engagement: your metro, your specialty, no competitor of yours on our client list.

A note from the founder
Before any practice hears from me, I have already asked ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity the four questions its patients ask, archived the answers, and read the reasons the model gave for the name it picked. When we meet, we read that transcript together. Most owners see the gap in under a minute: not a skill gap, a documentation gap.
I take one practice per specialty per metro because being the answer means never hedging across the street, and because I want to know every client's market by name. The target goes in writing before a dollar moves. If I miss it, I keep working without a fee until I hit it or ninety days pass.
Russ Harris, PatientsPick
Yes. Forty-seven percent of surveyed patients have used AI tools to research providers, up from 31 percent nine months earlier, and among patients who switched doctors AI now out-influences Google.
We measure what the models say about your practice, make your record agree with itself everywhere a model reads, write pages it can quote, add independent corroboration, and measure again every month until you are the name.
Yes. The baseline and the competitive referral map are free, and they are yours whether or not we ever work together.
No. Most of the work is making your existing record consistent and adding pages a model can quote. A rebuild is rarely required.
They check whether your practice, provider, and service information is identical everywhere, whether your site states plainly what you do and where, whether independent sources corroborate you, and whether your reviews repeat the same verifiable things.
The first fourteen days deliver the baseline, the map, listing corrections, and attribution. Months three to six are when the answer moves. Corroboration compounds, so the first practice in a metro to build it is the hardest to displace.
Pricing is covered on the results call, after you have seen your baseline and the referral map. The program is a fixed monthly fee for six months with no setup fee, and the six-month visibility target is agreed in writing before anything starts.
We keep working without a management fee for up to 90 additional days. The guarantee covers what we control, visibility and recommendation. Scheduling and case acceptance stay yours.
No, and anyone who does is guessing. We guarantee the visibility target in writing and install attribution in your intake so you see which consultations came from the answer.
No. That is the competitive guarantee: one practice per specialty per metro, in writing. Once your market is assigned, we will not represent a competing practice in your specialty there for the life of the engagement. If your market is already taken, we tell you on the first call.
Yes. The four checks are the same; the question panel changes to the questions your patients ask. Oral surgery, periodontics, orthodontics, prosthodontics, and endodontics are the specialties we take first.
About an hour of front-desk time a month, sign-off on placements, and attribution access so the results are your numbers, not our story.
Know who AI recommends in your city, and why, before you decide what to do about it.