Snapshots · Dental practices · Tulsa, Oklahoma, US

Tulsa dentist websites: the November 2026 snapshot

Tulsa has a lot of dentists, and nearly all of them have a website. We looked at the independent ones across the city and the suburbs to see how those sites hold up. No names here, just the patterns.

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01What we checked
02The numbers
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What we checked, and how

On 2 November 2026 we searched Google's business listings for dentists in Tulsa and its suburbs (Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs). That gave 229 listings with a website. We dropped chains, dental groups, hospital systems and anything that wasn't a dentist, which left 167 sites. We loaded their public pages and pulled Google's real-user speed data where it existed. No logins, nothing private.

Checked · public pages only · no names published

02

The numbers

167

Independent dental sites checked

64

Run on WordPress

40/166

Had enough visitors for Google's real-user speed data

3

Google listings linking to a dead website

03

What keeps going wrong

  • Google listings pointing at dead sites

    Three listings send people to a website that no longer works: an unclaimed domain, an expired site builder plan and a page that returns 404. Someone taps "Website" on the map and gets nothing.

  • Analytics that stopped counting

    At least 3 sites still run only Universal Analytics, with no GA4 alongside it. Google stopped that recording data on 1 July 2023. So those reports have been flat for over three years and nobody's been told.

  • SEO plugins behind on a security fix

    3 sites run All in One SEO Pro below the version that fixes CVE-2026-100152. It's a plugin people install once and forget, which is the problem.

  • Canonical tags that point the wrong way

    Two sites tell Google the "real" address of the homepage is somewhere else. One has a canonical tag that never closes, which also quietly breaks a script further down the page. The other points to a domain that redirects straight back.

  • Old PHP

    One site reports PHP 7.4, below the PHP2Shell fixed builds. PHP 7.4 hasn't had security fixes since late 2022.

04

Check yours in 2 minutes

Wondering if your own site is in these numbers? You don't need us for a first look.

  1. Open your homepage, right-click, choose View Page Source and search for UA- and G-. Only UA-? Your analytics stopped counting in 2023.

  2. In wp-admin, open Dashboard > Updates, then Plugins. Anything waiting there is a fix you haven't got yet.

  3. Run your homepage through PageSpeed Insights on mobile and read the real-user section at the top.

  4. Search Google for your practice name, tap "Website" on your listing and check it lands on the right page, over https, with no warning.

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05

Quick answers

How many Tulsa dentist websites did CrawlCare check?
167 independent dental practice websites in Tulsa and its suburbs (Broken Arrow, Owasso, Jenks, Bixby, Sand Springs), checked on 2 November 2026. Chains, dental groups and hospital systems were left out.
How many Tulsa dental websites run on WordPress?
64 of them run on WordPress.
How many have Google real-user speed data?
40 of 166 sites had enough visitors for Google's Chrome UX Report to publish real-user speed data.
What was the most common problem?
Small things nobody checks: analytics that stopped counting in 2023, plugins behind on security fixes, canonical tags pointing the wrong way, and three Google listings linking to dead websites.

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