Suburb snapshot · June 2026
We track 20 dental practices in Miranda and have audited the public websites of 19 of them. This is the aggregate picture — what a patient (or an AI assistant) actually finds. No practices are named.
95% of audited sites had at least one wording item worth a review against AHPRA's guidance (avg 54.4 flagged items per site, counted across every page). Review prompts, not findings of non-compliance.
Share of audited Miranda sites showing each signal.
Average scores across audited sites, plus how many expose a machine-readable practice identity (Dentist/LocalBusiness markup) and FAQ markup — the two signals AI assistants lean on hardest. Low AI-answer scores mean assistants like ChatGPT can't confidently cite these practices. The 20-minute fix most practices haven't done.
What a first-time patient sees: real people, credentials, clarity.
Showing a booking link and running a booking system our nightly checker can read are different things: of the 20 Miranda practices we track, 4 are on observable booking systems. Of those, 75% showed at least one bookable urgent slot in the next 72 hours — 24 visible slots across the suburb (observed 2026-06-12).
Visible availability is a public booking signal, not chair utilisation — practices without online booking systems can't be observed this way.
This page is the aggregate view. Your practice's private report shows where you sit on each of these signals — your actual website, your specific findings, never published. Free, public information only, no patient data.
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Point-in-time observations of publicly visible website signals (June 2026 research audit). Not a ranking, not a statement about clinical care, and not legal or compliance advice. Suburbs with fewer than 4 analysed practices are not published, and individual practices are never named on public pages.