Dental practices
Dental marketing for implant, orthodontic and cosmetic practices
A single implant is typically a $3,000 to $5,000 case and full-arch treatment often $20,000 or more, yet many practice websites give these treatments one line on a services list. We build treatment pages that answer what patients ask about cost, financing and recovery, then the reviews and local search presence that bring those patients in.
How patients search
Patients research high-value treatment before they book: cost, financing, recovery time and before-and-after results. They compare two or three practices on Google Maps and reviews, then book a consultation with the one whose website answered their questions.
- dental implants cost near me
- all-on-4 dentist
- invisalign for adults
- porcelain veneers before and after
What we build
- Treatment pages for implants, full-arch, clear aligners and veneers, with cost and financing information
- Before-and-after galleries built with patient consent
- Google Business Profile management and review requests after every visit
- Consultation booking and call tracking that show which pages bring new patients
- Location pages for each office
Rules we work within
Patient photos and testimonials need the patient's written HIPAA authorization. State dental boards limit who can advertise as a specialist, so titles and claims follow your board's rules. Review requests go to every patient, not only happy ones: Google's policies forbid selective asking, and the FTC's 2024 rule bans fake reviews and rewards tied to a positive review.
FAQ
Questions about dental marketing
How do you market implants and full-arch treatment?
With a page for each treatment that answers cost, financing, candidacy and recovery questions, a before-and-after gallery built with patient consent, and local search for every office. In Google Ads, clicks on implant searches commonly cost $6 to $30 each, so organic rankings for these searches are worth building.
How do we get more Google reviews?
Ask every patient soon after the visit, with a direct link to your review page. A text or email the same day is the simplest way to do it. Don't ask only the patients you expect to be happy, and never offer rewards for reviews: Google's policies forbid both, and the FTC bans fake reviews and incentives tied to a positive rating.
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