Dental Marketing
How a US dental practice gets more patients: the Google listing, the reviews, the website, Google Ads, and what each one costs.
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How to Get Your Dental Practice Recommended by ChatGPT and Google AI: 7 Checks
How patients use ChatGPT, Perplexity, Gemini and Google's AI Overviews to pick a dentist, where those answers come from, seven checks a practice can run in an afternoon, and what to fix first.
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How Much Does Dental Marketing Cost a Month? What US Practices Pay
What independent US dental practices pay an agency each month, how to split the fee from ad spend and software, what $1,000 to $2,000 a month should buy, the costs that hide in contracts, and a simple way to check the spend pays for itself.
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How Much Does a Dental Website Cost? What US Practices Pay
What a dental practice website costs in the US: DIY builders, subscription platforms, freelancers and dental agencies compared, the yearly running costs, the US rules a site has to meet, and the questions that stop you overpaying.
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How Much Do Google Ads Cost for Dentists? Budgets, Clicks and Setup
Google Ads for dentists in the US: what a click and a new patient realistically cost, sensible monthly budgets, which treatments are worth advertising, who should own the ad account, the healthcare ad rules, and when not to run ads at all.
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Google Business Profile for a Dental Practice: The Setup Checklist
The Google Business Profile checklist for a US dental practice: categories, name, address, hours, services, insurance, photos, booking link, reviews and the monthly routine, with a common mistake at each step.
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How to Ask Patients for Google Reviews: Scripts for the Front Desk
Word-for-word scripts a US dental practice can use to ask patients for Google reviews: in the chair, at checkout, by text the same day, and one follow-up. Who to ask, what never to say, the rules from Google, Yelp and the FTC, and HIPAA-safe replies.
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How to Get More Dental Implant Patients
How a dental practice gets more implant patients: who shows up for implant searches in Plano and Frisco, the five questions a patient needs answered before booking, the page and profile that answer them, when to advertise, and how to turn consults into cases.
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How to Get More Patients in a Dental Practice
How a US dental practice gets more new patients: fix the Google listing, collect and answer reviews, build a website that books, publish treatment pages, answer every call, and add ads last. The order of work, what each step costs, and how long it takes.
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Invisalign Marketing for Dentists: Where a General Practice Finds Aligner Patients
How a general or cosmetic dental practice gets more Invisalign patients: who shows up for Invisalign searches in Plano and Frisco, the four places aligner patients actually come from, the question every page must answer, what to put on the page, how to run the ads, and the rules on using the Invisalign name.
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Google Local Services Ads for Dentists: Cost, Setup and Two Rules to Know
How Google Local Services Ads work for a dental practice: where they show, what Google charges for, what a lead costs, how Google screens a practice, how they compare with regular Google Ads, and the two US health care rules that change how you run them.
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Zocdoc vs Your Own Website for a Dental Practice
Zocdoc, Healthgrades, Yelp and other directories compared with a dental practice's own website: what each sends you, who owns the patient relationship, how the costs work, and a setup that uses the directories without depending on them.
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