We ran the same search, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, from 25 spots around Banbury Rd in Oxford. The map shows you are among the first three almost everywhere. You look strong across this area. Each dot is one of those spots; Green means the practice is in the top three there.

This suggests someone nearby can usually find you on the map, and that strong presence is worth protecting. The next question is how you compare with another practice nearby.

Oxford Oral Surgeon appears first more often across the same spots, but your practice also shows up well, which is worth real confidence locally.

We ran the same search from the same spots around Banbury Rd in Oxford, so you can read both maps together.

That makes your local map an asset here. The next question is what happens when someone taps through: does your website help new patients who do not know you yet?

None of the searches we found used your practice name. We did find searches like 'oxford implants', but not your name itself.

• That means people who already know you may still search in other ways, rather than typing your name into Google.
• Those searches do exist around Banbury Rd in Oxford, but your pages sit too far down for most people to see them.

So the next question is which other searches could help people find you.

These are implant related searches. They lead people to your team page, not to a page about oral and maxillofacial surgery.

• 'oxford implants' shows up beyond the first page of results and leads to your team page, which most people never see.
• 'oxford dental implants' shows up beyond the first page of results and leads to your team page, which most people never see.

So the pages we found are about another service of your practice. Someone looking for an oral and maxillofacial surgeon around Banbury Rd in Oxford does not arrive this way yet.