How do I generate SEO-friendly markup for a single-page web app

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I’m building a healthcare appointment platform in which each doctor has their own dynamically generated profile page. Some of the pages need to target local medical service keywords such as:

Best Sexologist in Indore

Sex Doctor in Indore

Sex Problem Treatment in Indore

Sex Problem Doctor in Indore

These pages are generated from a database using a Node.js + Express backend and a React frontend.

My Problem

When pages are dynamically rendered, the URLs look like this:

/doctor/1234 /doctor/5678

I want them to be more SEO-friendly, for example:

/best-sexologist-in-indore /sex-problem-doctor-in-indore

But since the content is generated from dynamic routes, I’m not sure how to correctly expose these URLs to crawlers.

What I’ve Tried

Tried adding server-side rendering using react-dom/server

Added meta tags dynamically, but they don’t appear in the initial HTML crawl

Attempted to use React Router’s StaticRouter

Added a sitemap with the SEO-friendly URLs

What I Need Help With

How do I generate pre-rendered, SEO-friendly markup for these dynamic profile pages?

Should I use SSR, SSG, or a prerendering service for best results?

What is the correct way to map dynamic doctor data to static-looking URLs without breaking routing?

How do I ensure Googlebot sees the correct title/meta tags for the pages targeting the above keywords?

Goal

Keep the stack (Node.js + React) but ensure that dynamic content renders as SEO-friendly static HTML so the pages for keywords like “Best Sexologist in Indore” can rank properly.

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