Comprehensive audit of three sister dental practices in Houston — musedental.com, mydreamdental.com, and lava.dental. Each practice receives its own full audit (treatment pages, traffic trend, technical issues, action plan), followed by a unified conclusion that ties the three together as a single brand portfolio.
Comprehensive audit of musedental.com — the highest-authority of the three practices, with the deepest keyword footprint and most treatment pages indexed. The foundation is strong; the gap is converting that authority into actual organic traffic.
A four-year view of monthly organic traffic to musedental.com. Two stories emerge: an all-time peak of 477 visits in November 2024, and a sharp 36% collapse in July 2025 from which the site has not recovered. Eight months of flatlined traffic at ~290/mo follows a long stretch of growth that stalled.
Comprehensive audit of mydreamdental.com — the highest-traffic of the three sister practices, generating 586 monthly organic visits primarily through a fully optimized Google Business Profile funnel. Lower domain authority than Muse, but a smarter conversion mechanic.
A dramatic shape: three years of flat sub-100/mo traffic, then an explosive mid-2024 breakout to 1,000+/mo. The cause is the Google Business Profile UTM funnel coming online. Two single-month volatility events in 2025 (June: 13 visits; December: 626) suggest indexing instability.
Comprehensive audit of lava.dental — the newest of the three sister practices, launched November 2025. Same URL structure and the same dentist (Dr. Fadi Tatari) as Muse Dental Studio. The site exists, the technical foundation is in place, but organic visibility is essentially zero.
Lava Dental has 6 months of Semrush traffic history — first ranking signal appeared in November 2025. Traffic peaked at 10 visits in January 2026, recovered, and has grown to 14/mo as of May 2026. The site exists with growing organic visibility — traffic has risen to 14/mo as of May 2026.
A direct three-way comparison across the metrics that determine new-patient acquisition. Stars (★) mark the leader in each row. Best and worst values are color-tinted to show at a glance who's performing in each category.
Now that all three audits have been reviewed, here is the final read across the portfolio. The honest answer isn't who has the worst numbers — it's who has the biggest gap between what they could be and what they currently are. Ranked by total improvement effort required.