SEO for Dental Practices
New patients search for dentists online. Your practice needs to show up.
SEO and AI search optimization built for dental practices. We audit your online visibility, analyze the dentists who outrank you, and build a roadmap to capture patients searching for your services. $497, delivered in 5–7 business days.
Your practice does excellent work. Patients can't find you.
Dental is competitive online. When someone searches "dentist near me" or "dental implants [city]," the top results are practices that have invested in SEO: individual treatment pages, strong review profiles, and structured data that tells Google exactly what they offer and where.
Most dental practices we audit have a website from their dental marketing vendor — it looks professional but has generic content, no individual pages for key procedures, and no AI search presence. The practices that dominate search results in your area have 100+ Google reviews, dedicated pages for implants, Invisalign, cosmetic dentistry, and emergency services, plus schema markup that triggers rich results.
Dental marketing agencies charge $1,000–3,000/month and often lock you into long contracts before showing results. Our approach is different: a $497 audit that shows you exactly where you stand and what to fix, then execution in focused phases if you want us to implement it.
The Audit
What the audit covers for dental practices.
Seven research phases tailored to dental SEO, covering both general dentistry and specialty services.
Treatment Page Analysis
Dental patients search by procedure: 'dental implants near me,' 'Invisalign [city],' 'emergency dentist.' We audit whether you have dedicated pages for your key treatments and whether those pages are optimized to rank.
Local Competitor Analysis
Your top 5–7 competing practices profiled: their review volumes, treatment pages, schema markup, Google Maps optimization, and content depth. The gap between your practice and the #1-ranked competitor is usually specific and fixable.
AI Search Visibility
We test whether AI platforms recommend your practice for queries like 'best dentist in [city]' and 'dental implants near me.' Patients increasingly ask AI assistants for dental recommendations — especially for high-value procedures like implants and cosmetic work.
Keyword & Content Roadmap
Procedure-level keyword research with volume and competition data for your area. The roadmap covers which treatment pages to create, what patient education content supports each one, and how to structure your site for Google and AI search engines.
What dental practices pay for marketing vs. what they could earn from SEO.
The average dental practice spends $1,000–3,000/month on marketing through a dental-specific agency. Those agencies often bundle website hosting, social media, and basic SEO into an opaque retainer. When the contract ends, you lose the website.
Organic search delivers patients who found your practice through their own research. These patients convert at higher rates than paid leads because they chose you — they weren't shown an ad. For high-value procedures (implants at $3,000–5,000, full-mouth restoration at $20,000+), a single patient from organic search can cover months of SEO investment.
Our model is transparent: $497 for the audit, $129/month for monitoring, execution in defined phases. You own everything we build. No long-term contracts, no hostage websites.
FAQ
Common questions.
How much does SEO cost for a dental practice?
$497 for the audit. Execution projects start at $2,500. Monitoring is $129/month. Compare that to dental marketing agencies charging $1,500–3,000/month on 12-month contracts before delivering a single patient.
We already use a dental marketing company. Do we need an audit?
An audit is the best way to evaluate what your current agency is actually delivering. We show you exactly what's working, what's not, and where the gaps are — with data, not opinions. If your current agency is doing great work, the audit confirms it. If they're not, you'll know.
Does AI search matter for dental practices?
Yes. Dental decisions — especially for elective and cosmetic procedures — increasingly involve AI research. Patients ask AI assistants to compare procedures, estimate costs, and recommend providers. Practices with strong online presence, reviews, and structured data get recommended. Practices without them don't.
See where your dental practice stands online.
Seven research phases covering your SEO, AI visibility, and competitive landscape. Built for dental practices.