For practices that place implants
More implant cases booked. Fewer plans go quiet.
Found by people searching for implants and what they cost, answered at once, and followed up through the weeks it takes to decide. Counted in consultations booked.
Where cases are lost
An implant case is worth thousands. It’s lost four quiet ways.
A plan sits, a question waits, a chair stays empty, and the case ends up at another practice.
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A plan left to cool
Explained in the chair, agreed with a nod, then six weeks of nothing. The closest case you have.
Consultations that go quiet02
A question about paying
She asked on Monday whether it could be monthly. By Friday, still nothing, and the plan is waiting on that one answer.
CRM & Automation03
A consultation nobody came to
An hour held in the schedule for someone who forgot, and no message after.
No-shows04
A price question at night
Asked at 9:12 pm, answered at nine the next morning, and by then they’ve asked someone else.
Leads that go cold
Found
Found while they’re weighing it, and when they’re ready.
Some searches are ready to book. Many are weeks of questions about cost and paying. Both end on a page that asks for the consultation.
Ads only where the search is ready to book
Placed on the searches that bring implant consultations, and nowhere that doesn’t pay. Each lands on an implants page with a way to book.
Google Ads for DentistsA listing that mentions implants
Your Google profile kept right, and reviews in patients’ own words, so you’re the one chosen from the map.
Local SEO & Google Business ProfileA page for every question they ask
What it costs, how to pay for it over time, implant or bridge, one tooth or a full arch: each answered on its own page, so the weeks of research end on yours.
Dental SEO
Answered at once
Every implant question answered, even while you’re chairside.
A missed call gets a text back, a form gets a reply, and the question about cost gets an answer with a time to talk it through. In your practice’s name, written the way you’d say it.
Rings out
The call comes in over lunch. Nobody picks up, nothing goes back, and the next number they try is another practice’s.
Texted back
A message goes out as the call ends, asks the one question that matters, and answers the cost question the way your practice would.
Booked, and shown
Booked isn’t the goal. Walked in is.
A note goes out ahead of every consultation with the time, how long it takes and an easy way to move it. If a chair still goes empty, a message goes out the same day to book another.
What a no sounds like
Nobody says no to an implant. They say they’ll think about it.
Whether it books depends on who’s still there when they decide. We keep the plan in front of them, in your voice, until they do.
After the consultation
Followed for as long as the decision takes.
Weeks, sometimes months, and a different question each time: how it’s paid for, whether to get a second opinion, who else has to agree. Each is answered in your practice’s voice, before they have to ask twice.
- The next day
That was a lot to take in.
Thanks, and the plan in plain words
- Week 1
How would I pay for it?
The payment options, before they ask twice
- Week 3
Should I get a second opinion?
A second opinion, welcomed
- Week 6
I need to talk it over at home.
Something to share at home
- Week 10
Maybe not just yet.
A door left open
- Their yes
Let’s go ahead.
Booked, with the time they chose
Reviews
The next patient reads what the last one wrote.
Every patient is asked after their visit, automatically. What they write is what the next person, weighing an implant, reads before they call.
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Asked after the visit
A short text while it’s fresh, with the treatment named, and nothing for anyone to chase.
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Written in their words
On your Google profile, where the next person looks first, and where it keeps counting.
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Read before they call
In the listing, and in the answers people now get from AI, which draw on the same reviews.
Working with us
Your numbers first, then a fuller schedule.
- Every open plan, foundEach implant plan presented and not yet booked, and what it’s worth.
- Live within the first monthReplies, reminders and follow-up, in your practice’s voice.
- Sent for youEvery follow-up and reminder goes out on its own, so no case depends on someone remembering.
- Each case, countedConsultations booked and what each case was worth, every month, with a call to go through it.
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Questions from practices that place implants.
How do I get more dental implant patients?
Be found when people nearby search for implants, with a page and reviews that answer their worries about cost, pain and time, and ads aimed at that search. Then follow up, because few decide after one visit.
Google or Facebook for implant patients?
Google reaches people already searching for implants, further along in deciding. Facebook reaches people who’ve lived with missing teeth and haven’t looked yet: more of them, needing more follow-up. Practices that place many implants often run both.
Why don’t implant consultations turn into treatment?
It’s a big decision, made over weeks, often with a spouse and around money. Patients who leave without booking usually haven’t said no; they need answers, time and someone who keeps in touch.
How do I get more Invisalign cases?
Be found for clear aligners, show cases and reviews from patients like them, and make the consultation easy to book. Aligner patients often compare a few offices, so a fast reply helps decide it.
How do I get more full-arch implant patients?
Full-arch patients have often lived with failing or missing teeth for years, and it’s the biggest decision they’ll make with a dentist. A page that answers the cost, how to pay over time and what the day itself is like, ads on the searches for it, and follow-up that lasts months bring more of them to a consultation.












