Works for Canadian dental practices
Free dental website check — Canada
A 37-check scan scored the same way as the published study of 11,820 Canadian dental practice websites. See which trust and visibility gaps your site has before paying anyone to fix them.
The job: know exactly where your practice website falls in the Canadian score distribution — and what to fix first.
Watch the product demonstrationDentalPresence supports Canadian dental practices with a published Canadian national study and local benchmarks behind the scoring.
Representative local-search examples: Toronto · Vancouver · Calgary · Ottawa · Montreal
The job to be done
The 2026 Canadian readiness study audited 11,820 dental practice websites across the provinces. As in the UK — and unlike the US — the weakest scored category was patient trust: 78.52% of audited sites had no detectable insurance or payment information, 73.93% no FAQ page, and 62.03% no contact or inquiry form the scan could find.
Those are the questions a prospective patient wants answered before they call — and 67.50% of audited sites did not even link a privacy policy, the kind of basic reassurance visitors increasingly expect. None of these gaps require a redesign; they require a list.
The free DentalPresence check runs the same 37-check scan the study used, so a Canadian practice can see exactly which gaps apply to its own website, benchmarked against the published Canadian data.
Built for your operating model
Your score uses the same methodology as the Canadian Dental Website SEO Readiness Study 2026, which audited 11,820 Canadian dental practice websites across the provinces — so you are compared with your actual market.
Patient trust was the weakest scored category in the Canadian cohort: 78.52% of audited sites had no detectable insurance or payment page, 67.50% no privacy-policy link, and 56.81% no clear booking action. The check shows whether yours does better.
Every one of the 37 checks links to the evidence behind it and is explained in plain language, ordered by impact for dental practices — not a 200-row export built for consultants.
Evidence before claims
The methodology is public and the Canadian study data is published for anyone to inspect: 11,820 audited Canadian dental websites, with the score distribution and every headline rate documented. No ranking guarantees — results vary by market and by how much of the priority list you work through.
Explore the product demoStep 1
Any Canadian dental practice website works — yours, or the clinic across town that outranks you.
Step 2
37 checks with plain-language explanations, scored identically to the published Canadian study.
Step 3
See where your site falls in the Canadian score distribution before paying anyone for SEO work.
Questions free dental website check — canada ask
Yes — the scan was run across 11,820 Canadian dental practice websites for the published 2026 Canadian study, and your result is scored with the identical methodology. DentalPresence supports dental teams in all four markets equally; applicable GST/HST is calculated at checkout on paid plans.
Patient trust was the weakest scored category — most audited sites lacked insurance or payment information, FAQ pages, and clear booking actions, and two-thirds did not link a privacy policy. Website fundamentals like alt text and heading structure were also commonly weak, but trust signals were the bigger gap.
37 checks across technical health, page content, and local visibility signals — including the trust signals the Canadian study found most often missing, like booking actions, inquiry forms, and insurance or payment information. Every finding links to its evidence.
No. You enter a website address and get the scored findings — that is the product's front door. Paid plans add ongoing tracking and workflows, and pricing is public and self-serve.
Global billing, one clear price list
Prices are listed and billed in USD. Applicable Australian GST, GST/HST, VAT, or sales tax is calculated at checkout based on your billing location.
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