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Dental marketing

Dental marketing measured in booked patients.

We have run Google Ads for dental practices since 2015 and track every call those practices receive. Three services, one goal: more new patients in the chair.

$2.29MGoogle Ads spend managed for dentists
67,800+Patient calls and forms tracked and scored, 24 months
6,400+Appointments recorded from those calls
16,700+Calls and forms from Google Ads

Google Ads totals are lifetime figures from active dental accounts. Call and appointment figures come from our call tracking across all channels, last 24 months.

Results

Practices stay, and their budgets grow.

When the phone rings with new patients, practices invest more. Dental spend we manage has nearly tripled since 2021.

Google Ads spend managed for dental practices, by year

$105K
$101K
$118K
$108K
$71K
$155K
$233K
$289K
$302K
$391K
$412K
20162017201820192020202120222023202420252026

2026 is year to date (through early November). Lifetime totals from active accounts we manage; closed accounts not counted.

5,000+New-patient calls that booked on the call, 24 months
$1.18MEstimated new-patient value from scored calls, 24 months
318K+Ad clicks to practice websites
13.2M+Google Ads impressions

Estimated value uses our dental lead-value rulebook.

A dentist and practice manager reviewing a new-patient report on a tablet
Every report shows new patients, booked appointments and cost per patient, not just clicks.
Lead lifecycle

From click to patient, and back to your ads.

We track every call to a booked, seated patient, then send that result back to Google Ads, Microsoft Ads and Meta Ads so they find more patients like them.

  1. A patient calls or fills a formEvery call is recorded through call tracking, every form is captured, and each one keeps the channel and campaign that produced it.
  2. The call is transcribed and scoredOur dental rulebook sorts each call: new or existing patient, which procedure, insurance or Medi-Cal, booked on the call or not. Unclear calls go to an analyst.
  3. The appointment is recordedDate, time and procedure are saved with the lead.
  4. Your front desk answers two questionsOn the appointment day, 30 minutes before closing, your front desk gets one email or text: did the patient show up, and did treatment start or will it soon?
  5. Outcomes go back to the ad platformsShow-ups and started treatment are sent to Google, Microsoft and Meta as conversions, so bidding favors patients who actually come in.
FAQ

Questions dentists ask us.

Do you work with single-location practices or groups?

Both. We manage single offices and multi-location groups; our dental totals cover 50+ practice locations.

Will I get a login to your systems?

No. You get reports we prepare for your practice, focused on new patients, booked appointments and cost.

Which procedures do you focus on?

Whatever your practice wants more of. Common focuses are new patients, emergencies, implants, extractions, dentures and Invisalign.

Do you run Google Ads for Invisalign?

No. Invisalign campaigns run on Meta (Facebook and Instagram). Google, Microsoft and ChatGPT Ads are for general dentistry.

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