SEO for dental practices
Patients research dental care long before they book. They want to know whether a cracked tooth is an emergency, what an implant involves, how clear aligners compare with braces, and whether a practice takes their insurance. A dental website that answers those questions clearly and locally earns the appointment; one that only lists services sends the patient back to the search results. StrideRank writes patient education articles for your practice, checks every figure against sources, and lets you approve each one before it goes live under the name of your practice.
- Patient education takes clinical knowledge, and nobody on the team has time to write it.
- Generic dental content says nothing about the practice, its services or its town.
- Cost and insurance questions are searched constantly but rarely answered honestly.
- Anything published under a dentist’s name has to be accurate, which makes outsourcing risky.
What patients search before they call
Typical searches read "cracked tooth emergency or not", "dental implant process step by step", "invisalign vs braces for adults", "does dental insurance cover implants" or "emergency dentist" with a neighborhood. Keyword research follows the treatments your website lists, so the plan covers your services rather than every dental topic there is.
Example: a slice of a topic plan
Illustrative titles for a general and cosmetic practice: "Is a cracked tooth a dental emergency?", "What happens at each stage of a dental implant", "Clear aligners or braces for adults", "How often should you get a dental cleaning?", "What to expect at your first visit". The real plan comes from your approved keywords.
Reviewed by the practice, not just by software
Fact-checking catches unsupported figures, but clinical judgement stays with you. Approval mode holds every article until a dentist or office manager has read it, and statements your website does not back up — prices, guarantees, results — are excluded from the start.
No patient data involved
Articles are written from public information and your website. StrideRank does not need, request or process patient records, and articles never describe individual patients.
Common questions
- Can articles mention prices for treatments?
- Only if your website states them. Prices your site does not publish are on the list of statements the writer must not make.
- Who is responsible for clinical accuracy?
- You are. StrideRank checks figures against sources and runs quality rules, but it does not replace a clinician’s review — that is what approval mode is for.
- Can it write for a multi-location group?
- Yes. Pro covers up to 3 websites, and the Agency plan is built for more.