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A hyperrealistic illustration of what your report looks like — 12 prompts, 7 AI engines, 336 answers analyzed, figures in CAD. Nothing here belongs to a real customer.
Five measured inputs, one weighted composite. The inputs are shown above; the exact weighting is GeoSignal's proprietary method — it's what makes the score hard to game and hard to copy.
Across 12 buyer prompts and 7 AI engines (336 answers analyzed Sep 8 – Oct 6, 2026), Harbor Dental Studio appears in 45% of AI answers — ahead of BrightSmile Dental at 41%, but the gap is narrowing. BrightSmile gained 6 points of presence since September while you held flat, almost entirely on the back of listicle citations you don't have.
The split is clean. You own the high-intent procedural prompts — implants, Invisalign, emergency care — where your procedure pages and 480+ Google reviews get cited directly. You lose the research prompts: “best dentist in Vancouver” and “how to choose a dentist” go to roundup articles and Reddit threads that have never heard of you. Those are the prompts new patients ask first.
Your citation footprint is the unlock. AI answers in dental lean on Yelp, Zocdoc, and Healthgrades — you hold 11 citations across them; BrightSmile holds 34. Close that gap and the three prompts you've ceded outright become contested within a quarter. Nothing about your clinical reputation needs to change; your discoverability does.
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Same 7 engines, same prompt-level evidence, same 90-day plan — pointed at the brand you actually care about.