136,650 U.S. dental offices competed for patients in 2022
Patients now choose a dentist the way they choose most things: they search first. Our dental SEO and marketing serves general dentists and specialists in every state we cover, shaped by the procedures you want to grow and the rules your state's dental board sets.
We guarantee up to 50% of the key phrases you could rank for will rank on the first page of Google.
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In one paragraph
Dental SEO is the work that puts your practice in front of patients at the moment they search for a dentist or a treatment: on the map, on page one of Google and in AI answers. With us it comes with a first page guarantee, which we agree after an assessment of your practice and your market. Find out in Step 1 whether your practice qualifies.
The map, Google and AI answers
Wherever your practice is, patients pick a dentist from the map, from page one of Google or from an AI assistant's answer. Here is our work in each; answer Step 1 and we will tell you where your practice shows up today.
A patient with a toothache looks at the map first and chooses from the few practices it shows. We complete a Business Profile for every location you run and help you ask patients for reviews, so your practice is one of those few.
Patients who want implants, aligners or a crown scroll past the map to the websites below it. We write a page for each treatment you want more of, so the patient searching for it lands on yours.
Some patients simply ask an assistant to recommend a dentist. It names the practices it can read clearly, so we describe your treatments, hours and locations the same way everywhere you are listed.
We build a list of every variation your customers could type to find a business like yours, and we go after all of them.
Client results
Your patients search the way these customers did. Every card is a business we have worked for that shows up on page one of Google, in the map results and in AI answers, three med spas and two dental practices among them.
Google search: dental capitation plan
lifetimedentalranchocucamonga.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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adwcenter.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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Map resultsPage oneAI answer
200+ first-page key phrases on Google
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setibamedicalspa.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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Map resultsPage oneAI answer
300+ first-page key phrases on Google
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fastaffordableair.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
300+ first-page key phrases on Google
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Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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hummusbowls.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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allamericanlawfirm.net
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
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aaprintinglasvegas.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
Google search: magazines las vegas
myvegasmag.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
300+ first-page key phrases on Google
Google search: business attorney nevada
raichattorneys.com
Map resultsPage oneAI answer
100+ first-page key phrases on Google
Could your practice be the next card we add here?
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Reviews describe each client's own experience, not a promised result.
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The national picture
Three national figures explain why a patient's search decides which practice gets the visit, and each one points to work we would do for you.
2,444†
Americans for every dental office in 2022
What it means for you
Patients have real choice, and they make it from the handful of practices a search puts in front of them; the rest are rarely seen at all.
What we do
We work to make your practice one of that handful for the treatments and neighborhoods you serve.
Tell us your town in Step 1.
$1,173,190†
the average U.S. dental office took in during 2022
What it means for you
Every patient who books elsewhere takes part of that money with them, and a patient who stays for years is worth many visits, not one.
What we do
We put the treatments that matter most to your practice first in line, so the patients search brings you are the ones you want.
Start Step 1 and name the treatments you want to grow.
22,728
dental offices in California alone in 2022
What it means for you
A patient in one state never sees the offices in another. Your competition is the practices near you, so your pages have to be local too.
What we do
We build pages for the towns you serve rather than for the whole country, and write them inside your state's advertising rules.
Pick your state below, or begin with Step 1.
How patients choose
Your next patient usually starts with a need, not a name: a cracked tooth before a trip, a child's first checkup, a crown their insurance will cover. They search for that need, then weigh reviews, photos, opening hours and whether you take their plan.
Every one of those checks can end the visit before it starts. A page that stalls on a phone, hours that disagree with your profile, a treatment you offer but never mention: each sends the patient back to the results. We fix what patients see first, before we build anything new.
Many are choosing for someone else, too: a child, a parent or a partner. So we write pages that give the person reading enough confidence to book on another's behalf. Answer Step 1 and say which patients you would like more of.
The channels
Five pieces of digital marketing decide whether a patient finds your practice and books. We run them as one plan, because a strong treatment page next to a thin profile, or a good profile full of unanswered reviews, still loses the patient.
Map results favor the practice nearest the searcher, so each location you run needs its own page and its own listing. We keep your practice name, address and phone number identical on every site that lists you, name the neighborhoods each location serves, and clean up duplicate listings that split your reviews. For a group with offices in several states, each location is planned for its own town. Answer Step 1 and we will list the places your details disagree.
Your profile puts reviews, photos, hours and a booking link straight into the results. We choose the right primary category, fill in every field that applies to a dental office, swap stock pictures for photos of your own team and rooms, and answer the questions patients post, so the profile does the work of a first visit.
Implants, aligners, crowns, root canals and gum treatment are each searched by name. We write one page per treatment you want to grow, answer what patients ask about cost, comfort and recovery, and match every specialty word to the licenses your dentists actually hold.
Patients check insurance and payment before they commit. We put the plans you accept on every treatment page, keep the booking button within reach on a phone, make pages load quickly, and measure which pages lead to booked appointments. Design and conversion work are part of our Full Suite.
Reviews are often the first thing a new patient reads about you. We set up a simple way to ask each patient after a visit, reply to every review without confirming the writer is a patient, and flag anything that needs a private follow-up. What patients praise most also tells us which treatment page to write next.
Your practice type
Each kind of practice below is found through different searches, so your pages follow the treatments your own patients ask for. The same holds for practices limited to orofacial pain, oral medicine or dental anesthesiology. Answer Step 1 and tell us which kind you run.
Families weigh braces for a teenager for months, while adults compare clear aligners on their own, often late at night. Orthodontist marketing has to speak to both, so each option you offer gets a page written for the person paying, and the consultation request comes to you.
Many root canal patients reach you on a referral, and many of them look you up before they book. We write calm treatment and retreatment pages that answer what worries them, plus a page for the dentists who send you patients.
People with gum trouble search for bleeding gums, receding gums or a deep cleaning, rarely for the word periodontist. We write your pages in their words, explain each treatment step plainly, and add implant pages if your practice places implants.
Parents choose a children's dentist by feel: photos of the rooms, how the team talks about kids, what other parents say. We build the pages a parent reads before a first visit and keep your profile showing what that visit looks like.
Oral surgery searches start with a procedure: wisdom teeth, an extraction, a bone graft or an implant. We give each procedure you perform its own page covering preparation, recovery, eating afterwards and time off work or school, which is what patients read before they choose.
Patients researching dentures, implant-supported dentures or a full-mouth rebuild often read for weeks and bring a family member into the decision. We lay out each option on its own page, visit by visit, so your practice has answered their questions before they reach out.
Implant patients compare single-tooth and full-arch options and usually ask about cost first. Because a general dentist or a specialist may place implants, every page we write says which kind of dentist does the work at your practice.
Adults shopping for veneers, whitening, bonding or a smile makeover judge a practice by its before-and-after photos. We build your cosmetic pages around your own cases, shared with patient consent, because stock smiles convince nobody who is about to spend real money.
A broken tooth or a swollen jaw sends people to their phones for any dentist who can see them the same day. We build your urgent-care page and keep your profile's hours exact, holidays included, so a patient in pain finds an open door.
Families want one dentist nearby who sees every age and has openings for new patients. Each service you offer, from cleanings to crowns, gets a page of its own, and where a service overlaps a specialty, the page says plainly that a general dentist provides it.
Your license first
Your license is worth more than any ranking. The profession's code of ethics holds a dentist's website, and the search engine optimization behind it, to the same standard as any other announcement: truthful and not misleading. It also lets a general dentist announce any service, as long as the page says a general dentist provides it.
Each state's dental board adds rules of its own. In Nevada, for example, an ad may present a dentist as a specialist only with that specialty license and its number; the full Nevada rules are on Dental SEO in Nevada. We write every state's pages inside its own rules. Begin with Step 1 and we will review your current wording.
Your price
Your price depends on your practice. A single office in one town and a group with offices in several states need very different amounts of work, so we weigh the points beside this text and go through each of them with you in our reply. Start with Step 1.
Your state
Each state page is written for that state's patients and for its dental board's rules.
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After realizing just how hard it is to find an honorable digital agency that is qualified to execute on the needs of the companies they work with, he decided to start his own agency and solve that problem within the market once and for all. Eight years later, he has amassed a large client base in a large assortment of different industries, from home improvement to nightlife and lawyers to retail stores, that all rely on him and his team for everything related to their brand identity and digital presence.
Dentists ask
Still deciding?
Share the treatments that pay your bills in Step 1, and we will say which pages to build first.
Start hereIt is the part of dental SEO that works on the map results and on searches with a place in them, such as a dentist near me. It rests on your Business Profile, your reviews, a page for each location and the same practice details everywhere you are listed, and it is usually where we start.
Dental marketing covers every way a patient finds and chooses you: search, your Business Profile, reviews, referrals and your website. Our first page guarantee is about where your practice ranks, never a promise of new patients. Around it we build the treatment pages, profile work and review requests that turn a search into a booking, and our Full Suite takes care of your website design and conversion.
Yes. Each specialty gets pages built around its own procedures and the words its patients use, and no page presents a dentist as a specialist without the license to match. If referrals bring you patients, we add a page for the dentists who send them.
Yes. Tell us where you are in Step 1. Before we suggest anything, we look at who holds the first page for your treatments there and read your state board's advertising rules.
Specialty patients often arrive on a referral, and many still look you up before they book. A clear page about how you work with referring dentists reassures both the patient and the dentist who sent them, and it can lead other dentists to refer to you as well.
Yes. Each location needs its own page, its own Business Profile and its own reviews, because patients search for the location nearest them. We keep your name, hours and services consistent across all of them while each page speaks for its own neighborhood and team.
Other fields
Data sources
U.S. Census Bureau: Population Estimates, Vintage 2025 (July 1, 2025); 2022 Economic Census.
How the figures marked † were derived
Average receipts per dental office is derived: all U.S. dental offices' 2022 receipts divided by the number of dental offices.
Residents per dental office is derived: the U.S. July 2022 population estimate divided by the 2022 count of dental offices.
Rules cited on this page
ADA Principles of Ethics and Code of Professional Conduct (2026): advisory opinion 5.F.6, section 5.I (version dated 2026-02-18).
Nevada Administrative Code, chapter 631 (Board of Dental Examiners of Nevada): NAC 631.270 (version dated 2026-06-07).
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