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Questions dentists ask about AI
One question per page, answered plainly, with the numbers and where they come from. No claims about treatment results, no rankings.
- How does a dentist get recommended by ChatGPT?
AI assistants name dentists whose practice facts they can read and trust: who you are, where and when you practise, and how a patient books. Here is what that takes.
- When a patient asks AI for a dentist, how does it decide who to name?
The engine builds a candidate set from what it can read about your area, then keeps the practitioners whose facts are consistent. Location, specialty and a working booking route weigh most.
- What does a dentist's page need before AI can cite it?
A person-level page with structured data: name, credentials you have confirmed, each clinic with address and hours, a booking route per clinic, and crawlers allowed in.
- What is AI-agent booking, and how close is Taiwan?
AI assistants are starting to book appointments on a patient's behalf. In the US it exists inside Gemini today; in Taiwan the agent can find you and hand the patient to your clinic's own booking page, LINE or phone.
- How do Google's AI Overviews and AI Mode change dental searches?
About 89% of healthcare searches now show an AI Overview first. The question is no longer where you rank but whether the answer names you.
- I practise at several clinics. How does AI know where I am and when?
Only if each clinic is listed as its own location with its own hours and booking route, under one practitioner entity. One combined schedule confuses engines.
- What does the free AI visibility check measure, and what does it not?
It records what AI engines answered to real patient questions in your area, and whether your name appeared. It is not a quality rating and it is not a ranking.
- Under Taiwan's medical advertising rules, what can a dentist say online?
Facts about you and your practice: qualifications, specialty, locations, hours, services offered. Not treatment results, comparisons or promotions. The same rule applies in every language.
- If a patient asks AI in another language, will it still find me?
Yes, if your languages are recorded as data and your facts exist in the patient's language. Language is a property of your node, not a marketing feature of a website.