Treatment moves we track
The high-value work is where a practice grows, and where you can quietly fall behind. A practice two streets over adds implants, brings orthodontics in-house, or launches clear aligners, and the first you hear of it is a patient asking why you do not offer it. Each week DentAlert checks the practices you picked and tells you exactly what they added.
Implants, aligners and cosmetics
The high-value work is where the margin lives. When a nearby practice starts advertising implants, clear aligners, veneers, or a cosmetic consult, you learn it the week it launches, not months later when a patient mentions they went elsewhere for it.
New treatments and launches
A practice announcing clear aligners, a new implant system, or a new service line is telling you where it is heading. It shows up on their social and their site first, usually weeks before a patient asks whether you offer it too.
New hygiene and preventive services
The routine work is the backbone of a practice, and where loyalty is won. When a practice near you adds a hygiene membership, air polishing, direct-access hygiene, or a preventive programme for children, it is competing for the recurring visits that keep patients coming back. We flag new preventive and hygiene services as they appear.
Cosmetic and whitening
Cosmetic work is where patients spend discretionary money, and where a rival can move fast. A new whitening system, a bonding or veneer offer, a smile-makeover page: we pick up cosmetic and whitening services as a practice near you adds them, so you see the aesthetic play early.
Technology and equipment
New tech is a claim on the modern patient. An intraoral scanner, same-day crowns, a 3D cone-beam scanner, or digital smile design tells patients a practice is investing, and gives it something to advertise. We catch the equipment and technology a nearby practice starts promoting.
Specialist work brought in-house
A general practice adding endodontics, implantology, or orthodontics in-house is a strategic move, not a small one. It means the referrals that used to flow out now stay put, and the patients you shared are now theirs. These moves rarely get announced, but they do show up on the website.
And the full report attached to each email lays out the practices you chose side by side: current rating and follower count, how those moved this week, and who is running Facebook and Instagram ads right now.
Three steps to your first report.
Find your business.
Enter your ZIP code and practice name, and we pull your profile straight from Google Maps. It takes a few seconds, with no long forms and no account to set up first. If patients can find you, we can find you too.
Choose who to watch.
We show you the other practices nearby, and you pick the ones you actually compete with. There is no algorithm guessing on your behalf. You know your street better than any tool does, so you start with a few names and adjust the list whenever you like as your competition changes.
Get your weekly email.
Your first 30 days are free, so you see the value before you pay anything. Every week a short email lands with every move your competitors made, across their Google profile, website, social, and reviews. It takes a minute to read, with the full report attached whenever you want more detail.