08/20/2026
if you're a dentist with a website, Google might never see some of your pages. and Most never check this, they just assume that if the page loads, Google will see it. But Here's how to check in about thirty seconds. Go to your website and pull up one of those pages. for this dentists, lets say its this blog post. Copy the URL from the top of the browser. Now go to Google and type site colon and paste that URL right after it. If the page comes back, you're fine, Google has it. If you get nothing, that page doesn't exist as far as Google is concerned. Now here's how to fix it. Go to your website and go to the page, you just copied - right click and press view page source and press command F and look up "noindex" if you see something l ike no index, no follow - that means that page on the website is blocked. youll need to speak to your developr to fix this, as this can cause real issues to your seo however if you dont see that, you are going to go int into Google Search Console for your website and paste that same URL into the search bar at the very top. That's the URL inspection tool. It'll tell you the exact status, and if it's not indexed, you press Request Indexing. That happens when the page is thin or reads like every other page on the internet. A lot of the AI generated service pages people are publishing right now land here. Google crawls them, sees nothing original, and moves on. So if you're publishing pages with AI, you have to add something only your practice can say. Your actual process, your cases, your financing, your location details. Otherwise you're just adding pages Google will never count. DM me if you need any help!