Marketing for Dental is for dentists and practice owners who want help with marketing: a better Google Business Profile, a new website, SEO, paid ads, social media, or a plan that ties them together. The site explains how that work is done and the rules around it, and gives one simple way to ask for a written proposal.
Marketing for Dental is an independent referral service, not a marketing agency. When you send the form, your details go to an independent marketing agency that prepares any proposal and does any work.
How a request travels
You can send the form or use the phone number shown on the site. Either way, your request reaches the operator of this site, who passes it to one independent marketing agency that works with dental practices. That agency can contact you by phone or email, look at your market and send a proposal. What you do next is up to you: asking is free and you never have to hire anyone.
What this site does
- Explains the main kinds of marketing work for practices: dental SEO, dental website design, dental advertising, local SEO for dentists and Google Ads for dentists.
- Sets out the rules that shape dental marketing, so an owner can tell careful advice from risky advice.
- Passes your request to an independent marketing agency for a proposal.
What this site never does
- It does no marketing work itself: it builds no websites and runs no ads.
- It does not rank, rate or review agencies.
- It never sells patients or patient leads, and never arranges payment per patient. The ADA Code generally does not permit a dentist to pay another person or entity for the referral of a patient, and this site sells nothing of the kind.
- It never promises a result, a number of new patients or a place on Google. Google itself says no one can promise a top ranking.
- It quotes no prices for custom work. The only prices on the site are the two monthly SEO plans on the pricing page, sold by the independent agency at its own checkout.
Where the facts come from
Every rule on this site is taken from the body that publishes it: Google’s Business Profile, Search Central and Ads help pages; the FTC’s Endorsement Guides and its rule on consumer reviews; the text of the HIPAA Privacy Rule in the Code of Federal Regulations, published by HHS; and the ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct. The site is not affiliated with, endorsed by or certified by any of them. Nothing here is legal advice: for questions about HIPAA, ask your compliance advisor, and for legal questions, ask a lawyer.
Who it is for
General dentists, orthodontists, implant and cosmetic practices, and dental groups anywhere in the United States. The Census Bureau counted about 135,000 dental offices with paid employees in 2023, from single-chair offices to large groups, and each needs a plan sized to its own market. Read the guides to orthodontic marketing and dental implant marketing for those practices in particular.
Privacy
What you send is used to pass your request on, and nothing more is asked of you. The form never asks for patient information, and it should not be used to send any. The privacy policy explains what is collected and how to ask for it to be removed.
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