Marketing for dental practices that need chairs filled
Dental marketing and SEO for single practices and multi-location groups. Local visibility, reviews and new patient acquisition, tracked per location.
- Local SEO for every practice location
- New patient acquisition campaigns
- Review generation and response
- Treatment page content
- Reporting per location
How dental patients actually search
Whether you’re a startup or industry star, we’re here to promote your brand by creative research and real human centred design.
Audit and baseline
We measure where you stand now: rankings, traffic, leads and what your competitors are doing. You get the numbers before anything is spent.
Plan and priorities
We agree what moves first, what it should produce and when you should expect to see it. No work starts until you know what you are paying for.
Build and launch
Work goes live in stages, so you see progress every month instead of waiting for one big reveal at the end.
Measure and adjust
Monthly reporting in plain language, tied to leads and booked work, and we change whatever is not producing.
Local visibility and the map pack
Reviews and patient trust
Multi-location and group practices
Advertising rules in healthcare
Questions dental practices ask
01 How do patients actually find a dental practice?
Mostly through Google Maps and local search, with reviews deciding between the practices that appear. Treatment specific searches like implants or Invisalign behave differently and need their own pages.
02 How long before we see new patients?
Local visibility and map pack movement typically show inside 30 to 60 days. High value treatment enquiries take longer because the decision takes longer.
03 Do you work with multi-location groups?
Yes, including groups with twenty or more sites. Location page architecture, a profile per practice, and reporting split by location rather than averaged.
04 What are the advertising rules in healthcare?
Platforms restrict targeting based on health conditions, so ads speak to the service rather than the patient. Tracking has to be configured so patient information never reaches ad platforms.
05 Do you handle reviews?
Yes. In dentistry reviews are usually the deciding factor between two practices that both appear in the map pack, so review generation is part of the core work rather than an extra.
06 Is our website an accessibility risk?
Healthcare sites are among the most targeted for accessibility claims. It is worth auditing, and we can do that alongside the marketing.