Dental marketing solutions, built like a growth engine, not a side hustle.

Single-location practices typically invest $1k to $3k per month all in, services plus media. Growing groups run $3k to $8k per month. DSOs and multi-state operators usually fall between $10k and $30k per month, scaled to the number of locations and the service mix you run. You will get a specific range on the strategy call, based on your current marketing spend, your growth targets, and what is already producing in your practice. No two practices get the same number, and that is the point of the call. Most owners find that the right number sits somewhere between what they are spending now and what they think they should be spending. The strategy call is where we draw that line on a whiteboard, with the math behind it.

Paid media on Google Ads and Meta typically produces booked appointments inside the first 30 to 60 days, sometimes faster if your service mix runs to high-intent procedures like implants or emergency care. Local SEO and Google Business Profile work compounds over 3 to 6 months and becomes the durable engine that keeps producing patients after paid spend levels off. Multi-location practices usually see the fastest aggregate lift, because each new location compounds onto the central brand, GBP infrastructure, and ad accounts already running. You get a written timeline with monthly milestones inside the first week of work, so there is no guessing about what should be live, ranking, or converting by month two, four, or six.

Always. You own everything from day one: the site code, your Google Ads account, your Meta Business account, your GA4 property, your CRM, your PMS data, your call tracking numbers, your Google Business Profile. We work inside your accounts, not ours, and every credential is yours from the first day of onboarding. If we ever part ways, your practice keeps running without a missed call or a lost patient record, and the next team you hire walks into a clean handover, not a fight for access. That is non-negotiable, and it is written into every contract before the first dollar gets invoiced.

Yes. Multi-location is one of the things we are built for. We support dental groups from 2 to 80 plus locations with centralized brand, distributed local SEO, per-location reporting, and a repeatable launch playbook for new acquisitions or de novo openings. New locations hit ramp targets faster than the last one, because every system is documented, every channel is canned, and every report rolls up to the executive view. The playbook covers the first 90 days of a new open, from GBP setup to launch advertising to front-desk training, so you never have to reinvent the launch every time a new lease closes. Reporting is per-region, per-location, and rollup, so the operator and the regional VP each see what they need without scheduling another call.

Open Dental, Eaglesoft, Dentrix, Curve Dental, Carestack, and Denticon are our most common integrations. We support online booking widgets, lead-to-patient attribution, and revenue reporting across all of them. Other systems get evaluated on the strategy call, and the answer is almost always yes if there is an API or a structured export. You should never have to leave your PMS to see the patients these dental marketing solutions are producing, and your front desk should never have to copy a name and number from one screen to another. The integration is the point, not an afterthought.

No long-term contract. We start with a 90-day proof window so you can see the work shipping, the leads landing, and the reporting flowing into your inbox every week. After that, engagements run month to month. We would rather earn the next month than lock you into a year of work you are unsure about. The clients who stay the longest, three years and counting, are the ones who could leave at any point and choose not to. That is the relationship we are built for, and the only one that produces compounding results over multiple years of a practice's growth.

A senior dental strategist with 10 plus years inside the vertical, not a generalist account manager pulled from the next available bench. You get a direct Slack channel with the strategist and the operators executing the work, so the people building your ads, writing your landing pages, and watching your map pack are the same people answering your questions. No ticket queues, no layered escalation paths, no junior account exec parroting back what you said last week. If something needs to change at noon, you message the people doing the work, and they fix it before you finish lunch.

A generalist agency runs the same playbook on a dentist, a lawyer, and a plumber, with the keywords swapped out. You get digital marketing solutions for the dental industry that are built on actual patient behavior: how people search for a crown at 11pm, how insurance questions get answered before the booking, how front-desk pickup rates change conversion math, how recall and reactivation pull from the PMS. Every campaign, every page, every report is shaped by 142 plus dental engagements since 2021, not by a playbook borrowed from someone else's vertical. That is the difference, and it shows up in the cost per acquired patient at month three.