DENTAL PRACTICES
Digital marketing for dental practices.
We offer local search, advertising, and website services to dental practices. Where appropriate data is available, we look beyond clicks to inquiries, booked appointments, and attended appointments.
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Local search and Google Business Profile
Helping people find your practice nearby.
Patients often start with a search for a dentist or a treatment nearby. We work on how your practice appears in local search and on Google Business Profile.
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Paid search
Search advertising for people looking for care.
We plan, launch, and manage search advertising for people looking for care, around your goals and a budget you set.
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Websites
Where interest becomes an appointment request.
A practice website is where interest becomes an appointment request. We look at how easy it is to call, ask for an appointment, or send a message, especially on a phone, and we build and improve pages to make that easier.
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From inquiry to appointment
An inquiry is not yet a patient.
An inquiry is not yet a patient. Marketing can influence the first steps, but what happens after someone reaches out matters just as much.
Where appropriate data is available, we report inquiries, booked appointments, and attended appointments separately, as aggregate counts. Where they are not counted today, agreeing how to count them is a sensible first step.
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Who does what
Marketing is a shared effort.
Marketing is a shared effort, and responsibilities are agreed before work begins. Your team answers and follows up on inquiries, offers appointment availability, and makes clinical and regulatory decisions about how your practice is presented. We plan, manage, and report on the marketing work.
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Patient information
What we do and do not need.
We work with aggregate counts. We do not need patient names, records, treatment details, or individual appointment information, and we ask that you do not send them to us.
Tracking on a healthcare website needs care. Before setting up any measurement, we review what would be collected and which tools are appropriate. We make no compliance claims, and we recommend involving your own compliance adviser.
Tell us about your practice and what you want to achieve.