Dental practices in Phoenix, AZ
Booked dental appointments across Phoenix.
Phoenix has two patient groups that barely overlap: families in the growing suburbs and retirees who need larger work. We advertise to them separately.
You own every ad account and every contact.
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Retirees and restoration work
A large part of this market is at the age where dentistry stops being maintenance and becomes restoration. Implants, bridges and dentures are decided slowly, discussed with family and compared between practices.
That patient responds to a consultation offer and to clear words about what the appointment involves. We keep the copy plain and unhurried, and we expect the first call to be a question rather than a booking.
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Winter visitors need to be seen this week
From January to March the valley fills with people who are here for a few months and who will only call when something hurts or breaks. They cannot wait three weeks for an opening and they do not care about your recall schedule.
We keep a short notice message running in those months and show the earliest available appointment on the page. A practice that can see them this week gets work that would otherwise sit unbooked.
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Gilbert, Chandler and Queen Creek keep growing
The east valley adds families every year, and a family that just moved has no dentist. That search is the least expensive new patient available, and it does not involve a price comparison at all.
We run it as its own campaign with new patient copy and measure it separately, because mixing it with restoration advertising hides which of the two is actually paying.
01 / 04Where bookings leak
What Phoenix businesses lose in a month
Calls during appointments
Your team is chairside when the phone rings. New patient calls go to voicemail, and most callers simply dial the next practice on their list.
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Insurance questions stall
A first question about coverage with no quick answer ends the conversation. People book where someone replied clearly and offered a time.
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No-shows and late cancels
A gap in a hygienist or doctor column is paid time with nobody in the chair. Without confirmations and reminders those gaps repeat every week.
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Ads that sell a cleaning
Discount cleaning offers bring people who never return for the treatment that actually pays for your practice. The ad has to match the case.
02 / 04Booking calculator
How many bookings can your budget buy?
Pick your industry and budget. The numbers below are ranges built from what we see in that industry, not a promise.
- Bookings a month
- 43 to 66
- Cost per booking
- $61 to $91
- Expected revenue
- $64,600 to $96,900
This is an estimate from industry averages, not a forecast for your business. The audit gives you numbers from your own ads and calendar.
03 / 04Guarantee
First bookings in 14 days.
If you get no enquiries in the first 30 days after launch, we refund your setup fee. Every ad account is in your name from day one, and you can leave any month.
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Phoenix questions
Can you advertise for implant consultations specifically?
Yes. The campaign fills consultations, and the treatment plan is presented in the chair where it belongs.
Do you do anything different in the winter months?
Yes. We run short notice messaging for visitors who are only here for part of the year and show the earliest open appointment on the page.
How do you measure whether it works?
Weekly, in booked appointments, kept visits and cost per booking, with new patient and large case campaigns reported separately.
See where your bookings leak. The audit is free.
Leave an email or phone number. We will ask three quick questions about your business and send the report within 48 hours.
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