Great reviews, slow new-patient exams
Your recall list is healthy, and the people who have never heard of you still call someone else.
Fix: treatment pages tied to your neighbourhood, so you show for the searches new patients make.Most dental practices are full of patients who already trust them. The gap is the new-patient exam: the person who just moved, whose dentist retired, or who woke up with a toothache. They search once, call the first two or three practices they see, and book. We make sure you are one of them.
Our clients
Nobody searches for a dentist the way a dentist describes the work. These are the kinds of searches that bring a new patient to a practice.
Owners and office managers describe the same four things.
Your recall list is healthy, and the people who have never heard of you still call someone else.
Fix: treatment pages tied to your neighbourhood, so you show for the searches new patients make.With fewer reviews and a plainer site, and you cannot see why.
Fix: compare profile, categories, site and listings side by side, then close the gaps.An associate moved on a year ago, and the page and photo are still live.
Fix: an accurate site and profile, kept current as your team changes.Dental advertising has rules, and a marketing mistake can reach your regulator.
Fix: we write inside your provincial regulator’s advertising rules, and you approve everything first.Each part has something you can see and check. You own everything we produce.
Categories, services, photos, posts and the exact service area for each location, with rank checks from the streets your patients live on.
You see: dated grid maps, before and after.
A page for each treatment you offer, such as implants, Invisalign, emergency care and family dentistry, written around what a new patient asks.
You see: published pages, each with one clear search target.
A short, steady way to ask happy patients for reviews, within Google’s rules and your regulator’s.
You see: a monthly review report.
Most searches happen on a phone. We fix slow pages and make the call or book button impossible to miss.
You see: speed and click-to-call checks before and after.
We ask ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers who to see for a dental problem in your area, and record who gets named.
You see: the actual AI answers, saved monthly.
One accurate business identity across directories, and a clear structure for groups with more than one clinic.
You see: a listings tracker.
Rules we work inside: Dental advertising is regulated provincially. We write within your regulator’s rules, avoid claims you cannot support, and send you every page to approve before it goes live. We never need patient information to do this work.
We have looked at real Google Maps results for dentists in two cities. In both, different practices showed up in different neighbourhoods.
Downtown, Mill Woods and West Edmonton returned three different top-20 lists, with no practice in more than one.
See the Edmonton dataLocal dataPort Credit and Streetsville shared no practices, and five of eight top names in each carried the area name.
See the Mississauga dataWe look before we act. Nothing changes on your site until we can show you why.
Rank checks from points across the area, a technical crawl, and a baseline of what AI tools say about you.
Fixes ranked by business impact and effort, so the first job is the one that moves calls.
One target page per search, and a 90-day plan you sign off before we start.
Profile, site, content and directory work shipped on a set rhythm.
We measure, report plainly, and move effort to what is working.
No guaranteed rankings, no bought links, no promised AI citations. If we find the problem is not search at all, we will say so on the first call.
We would rather say it now than after you have paid for it.
A small team, each person owning one part. You deal with the same people each month.
A lot. For searches like dentist near me, the map results often sit above the regular results on a phone, so your Google profile matters as much as your website. We work on both together.
Yes. We write inside your provincial regulator’s rules, avoid claims you cannot support, and you approve every page before it goes live.
Yes. Each location needs its own profile and its own pages, and they must not look like copies of each other. We plan that structure first.
Map results typically start to move in 60 to 120 days, depending on how contested your area is. We judge progress against a dated baseline at month three. We do not promise a number of patients.
Yes. We track what ChatGPT and Google’s AI answers say when someone asks for a dentist in your area, and rework pages so they can be quoted. We do not promise citations.
A free 30-minute strategy call. We look at your Google profile and site with you, explain what we see, and tell you whether we are the right fit.
Book a call and we will look at how you appear for the searches your next new patient makes.
Each city page shows real search results for that place. See all the areas we serve.
Book a free strategy call. No commitment, no pitch deck.