Dentistry is a high-intent, high-trust purchase chosen locally — and the map pack is where that choice happens. Three things make dental markets unusually competitive on Google:
The audit turns those into a scored, prioritized plan a practice owner can actually act on — and that your agency presents as its own.
This is a genuine output from live Google Maps data for a sample dental practice, branded for a fictional agency. Your dental clients' reports look identical with your brand in place.
| Practice | Rating | Reviews | Review strength* |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lakeview Family Dental (client) | 4.7 | 221 | 11.03 |
| Canyon Crest Dental | 4.8 | 412 | 12.56 |
| Riverside Plaza Dentistry | 4.8 | 357 | 12.26 |
| Inland Choice Dental | 4.9 | 301 | 12.15 |
| Riverside Modern Dentistry | 5.0 | 129 | 10.57 |
*Review strength = rating × log₁₀(reviews + 1). A 4.7 on 221 reviews is a good practice — but 4 of 5 nearby dentists out-proof it, its review count sits below the local median of 301, its business description is empty, and its owner-response rate is 6%. The audit names each gap and gives it an impact/effort-tagged fix.
Open the full dental sample →Scope: a Google Business Profile / local-visibility audit for the practice — not on-page website SEO, citations, or backlink analysis.
No. The audit is built entirely from public Google data — the live profile, real review counts, and the real competing dentists pulled at order time. Nothing private is required.
Yes — any dental or specialty practice with a Google Business Profile. The competitor set is pulled from that practice's actual local market, so a pediatric or cosmetic practice is benchmarked against its real peers.
Same engine and scoring — this page frames it for dental agencies. For the general version see the white-label local SEO audit or the GBP audit page.
Send a practice name; get a branded, client-ready dental GBP audit back in 24 hours that shows exactly why they're losing patients in the map pack. $49, no subscription.
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