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Free London dental tool

Check whether your dental website gives patients and AI usable facts.

Enter one public practice URL. The checker reads the submitted page, the home page and up to three relevant pages, then shows what it observed and where.

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Illustration of a dental website being checked for fees, trust details and crawler access
A useful answer needs clear facts and a page that can be read.

Dental website AI readiness checker

Start with one public page.

No email or account is needed. The result links every observed finding to the page it came from.

The method

A deterministic check across a small page set.

01

Discover relevant pages

The checker starts with your URL and home page, then follows up to three same site links for fees, treatments and trust information.

02

Run fixed evidence checks

The same patterns inspect visible fees, professional details, contact facts, structured data and crawler rules.

03

Keep uncertainty honest

Not observed means the evidence was absent from the pages read. A script built shell caps the result band.

FAQ

About the readiness check

Does a high band guarantee an AI recommendation?
No. The band describes whether a small set of public pages exposes useful facts. It is not a ranking or recommendation promise.
What does not observed mean?
It means the checker did not find the evidence in the pages it read. The information may exist elsewhere.
Is the wording review legal advice?
No. Wording flags are prompts for a human check against GDC and ASA guidance. The tool does not decide compliance.
Why check robots.txt?
Crawler rules can prevent named services from reading a site. The report shows the result for six named user agents rather than assuming access.
Will the checker change my website?
No. It reads public pages and returns a report. It does not edit or publish anything.

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