For dentists & dental practices
New patients pick the practice that looks alive on Google.
Someone with a toothache searches, sees three practices, and books the one with recent reviews, current hours and photos from this year. I make that practice yours: your Google listing fixed once and kept current, a review request after every visit, and AI set up inside the tools your front desk already uses — for dental practices across Greater Lansing and Mid-Michigan.
Free Google scorecard. Tune-Up $399 once. Review Engine $99 a month. Care plans from $149 a month.
Free · Two minutes · No call required. If the scorecard shows nothing worth fixing, I say so.
How it works
Scorecard first, tune-up second, and someone keeps it running.
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Scorecard
Send me your practice name and I send back a free scorecard on your Google listing: profile completeness, review health, and whether a patient can actually reach you from it. It touches nothing and commits you to nothing.
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Tune-Up
Everything the scorecard flagged, fixed once: categories, services, description, hours, photos, questions and answers, and a reply to every review already sitting there. $399, done within a week, and you keep ownership of the listing. I work as a Manager on it, never as the Owner.
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Keep it running
Local Presence Care, $149 a month: a review request after every visit, replies drafted by AI in your voice and approved by you, four Google posts a month, and a receipt on the 1st. Add AI Workflow Care at $199 and the two together are $299.
The honest part
What the AI does here — and what it does not.
Most of this is not AI — it is upkeep: a listing kept current and a request sent at the right moment. Some of it genuinely is AI — the drafted replies, the workflows inside your office tools — and I will always tell you which is which.
Nothing I set up talks to your patients unsupervised, makes promises on your behalf, or replaces anyone on your team.
What you get
What this looks like in a dental practice.
Your Google listing, working
A patient searching at 9pm sees a listing with this year’s photos, correct hours, every service you offer and a reply under every review. That is what gets the tap before the practice down the road does.
Review requests after every visit
Every patient is asked once, politely, at the right moment. No gating, no incentives, no gift cards — just a steady review stream, which is what new patients actually check before they book. A text reaches your phone within hours of a new review landing.
Replies and posts, in your voice
Every review gets a reply drafted by AI and approved by you before it posts to Google. Four posts a month keep the listing looking alive without anyone at the front desk writing them.
AI inside the tools you already use
Claude set up on your practice’s own account: the treatment-plan follow-up email drafted from the visit notes, the morning inbox sorted, a review reply in your voice. Set up in one session for $499, kept running for $199 a month. You own the seat.
Questions
Questions, answered plainly.
What does this cost?
The Google scorecard is free. The Tune-Up is $399, once. The Review Engine is $99 a month on its own, or $149 a month as Local Presence Care with replies, posts and a receipt. AI Workflow Care is $499 to set up and $199 a month; with Presence Care the two are $299. Every price is published before we ever talk.
Our patients call the office, they do not search. Does this still help?
They search first. Nearly every new patient checks the listing and the reviews before dialing, and the ones who never call are the ones you never hear about. The scorecard shows you exactly what they see.
I am not technical. Who runs this after you set it up?
I do. The listing, the review requests and the AI seat are all in your name; I hold Manager access, never ownership, and a receipt on the 1st shows what was done.
Who is this probably NOT for?
If you enjoy tinkering with your own website, want a site built once with no maintenance behind it, need a large agency team on call, or are shopping on price alone, I am probably not the right fit. I work best with owners who want the technology handled, honestly, by one accountable person.
Get in touch
Tell me what is not working for you.
Twenty minutes, no pitch deck. Tell me where patients leak out of your week — a listing nobody has touched, reviews nobody asks for, follow-ups the front desk never gets to — and I will tell you straight what is worth fixing, what it costs, and when the answer is no. Based in Greater Lansing, Michigan. Other trades: contractors and HVAC companies.