Dental SEO services that bring in new patients.
People choose a dentist by treatment, trust and convenience: they search for an implant consultation or an emergency appointment, look at the reviews, and book with the practice that feels safest.
Dental SEO makes your practice visible for those searches and credible when they arrive.
Free, 30 minutes, no obligation. I only need view access to look at your account.
The short answer
Dental SEO helps a practice appear in the map results and search results for new-patient and treatment searches, with a complete Google Business Profile, a page for each treatment, reviews and tracked calls and bookings. Local SEO plans start at $399 a month, and rankings are never guaranteed.
Sound familiar?
Why dental SEO needs a careful approach.
- Patients search by treatment, such as dental implants, Invisalign or an emergency dentist, and expect a page for each
- Trust drives the decision, so reviews, dentist biographies and clear information about insurance and financing matter
- The map results decide most "dentist near me" visits, and weak profiles lose them to larger groups
- Multi-dentist and multi-location practices need pages and profiles that do not compete with each other
- Advertising and patient-privacy rules apply, so wording, review requests and tracking must be handled carefully
- Bookings happen by phone, form and online scheduler, and few practices know which pages produce them
What the work covers
What dental SEO covers.
Treatment pages
Separate, patient-friendly pages for implants, clear aligners, emergency dentistry, cosmetic work, family dentistry and any specialties, each explaining what to expect and how to book.
Dentist and team pages
Biographies with qualifications, experience and photos, which build the trust patients look for and support search engines' quality checks.
Google Business Profile
Accurate categories, services, hours and appointment links for each location, with regular photos and replies to every review.
Insurance and financing pages
Plain pages on accepted insurance, payment plans and what a first visit costs, answering the questions that stop people from booking.
Ethical review generation
A simple request after appointments, sent to all patients rather than only happy ones, which follows platform rules and builds a believable rating.
Privacy-safe tracking
Calls, forms and bookings tracked by page, set up so no patient information reaches analytics or advertising platforms. How tracking works.
- Your main town
- Next town over
- Service area
- Your main town
- Next town over
- Service area
Rules and privacy
Doing dental marketing the right way.
Dental advertising is regulated, and patient information is sensitive.
- In the US, advertising can be governed by state dental boards and consumer protection law. In Canada, it is overseen by your provincial dental regulator.
- Claims, before-and-after photos and testimonials are written to stay within the rules that apply to your practice.
- Analytics and ad tracking are configured not to capture names, health details or appointment content.
This is not legal advice, so check your regulator's current rules for your practice and province or state.
Pricing
What local SEO costs.
A single-dentist practice usually starts with Local SEO Foundations: profile, citations and the core treatment pages. Multi-dentist or multi-location practices and competitive cities typically need Growth.
Full details, including the founding-client offer, are on the pricing page.
| Plan | Price | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| GBP Essentials | $399/month | Google Business Profile only: weekly posts, review replies, photos, spam monitoring |
| Local SEO Foundations | $799/month | Profile plus citations, core service pages and one new page a month |
| Local SEO Growth | $1,499/month | Competitive markets or several towns: more pages, local links, quarterly strategy call |
One-time setup is $195 to $395, covering citation clean-up and the first technical fixes.
The first 90 days
What working together looks like for a dental practice.
Weeks 1–2: audit and tracking
A review of your profile, website, citations and treatment pages, with privacy-safe call and booking tracking set up first.
Weeks 3–6: fix and publish
Profile and citations corrected, dentist pages improved and the first treatment pages published.
Weeks 7–12: build and measure
More treatment, insurance and financing pages, review growth, and a first report showing rankings and tracked bookings by page.
Dental SEO commonly shows movement in two to four months, and competitive cities take longer. It cannot be guaranteed. If you want new-patient enquiries sooner, dental Google Ads can run alongside SEO. For more ways to get new patients, see dental marketing ideas. In Canada? See dental SEO for Canadian practices.
Proof
What I can and cannot show you.
The case studies on this site come from my previous roles, on events, fintech, education and e-commerce accounts in the Gulf and India, not from dental practices. What carries over is the method: tracking first, then structure, then steady weekly work measured on booked new-patient appointments.
$508K
media managed in previous roles
1,000+
campaigns run
564,959
events tracked in one GA4 rebuild
Process
How the work runs.
Review
Read-only access to the account, analytics and tracking. I tell you what I see before any agreement.
Fix the foundations
Tracking, consent, conversion definitions and account structure are corrected first, so optimisation works from accurate data.
Optimise
Weekly changes to campaigns, budgets, pages and creative, each with a stated reason.
Report
Plain-language reporting tied to leads and pipeline, with a direct line to me.
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