21 Ways You Can Attract New Patients to Grow Your Dental Practice

*This post was originally published on September 17, 2015, and extensively updated on Jan 02, 2025.

If you've just started a dental practice and you’re wondering how to get more new patients to your dental practice, then you're in luck. We are going to discuss how to grow a dental practice by getting patients to stay, pay, and refer using 21 effective dental marketing strategies.

More new dental practices are opening every year, while patients are going to the dentist less and less.

And each one of these dentists is wondering:

"How do I increase patient volume in a dental office?"

or

"How can I attract new patients to my dental office?"

More competition for fewer patients can seem pretty bleak unless you know the proven dental marketing tips to attract new patients. We've put together 21 dental marketing ideas that you can use to get more patients in your dental office by building patient loyalty and getting your current patients to refer their friends and family to you.

Did you know that 71% of patients search online before booking an appointment? This highlights how crucial it is to optimize your online presence. Additionally, with new dental practices opening every year and patients visiting the dentist less frequently, competition has never been tougher. But don’t worry—we’re here to help you navigate these challenges.

Before we get started, one thing real quick.

While this list of ideas will help you understand how to attract new patients to your dental practice, it requires action on your part. If you read the post and don't take action, these methods and strategies won't help you reach your goal of attracting new dental patients and growing your practice.

How to Attract More Patients and Increase Flow to Your Dental Practice

Attracting new patients to your dental practice can be a challenge, especially in today’s competitive environment. But with the right strategies, you can overcome this obstacle and grow your practice. Whether you’re looking to engage patients offline or tap into the digital space, a well-rounded approach is key. The question is: How do you balance traditional and modern methods to meet the needs of both tech-savvy and offline patients?

This guide will walk you through proven strategies that can help you answer that question and increase patient flow to your dental practice. From offering flexible payment options to leveraging online platforms, these tactics are designed to elevate your practice and bring in more patients.

1. Create an Optimized, Responsive Website

First impressions are everything.

Your website can't simply be a generic website that a large dental marketing company created by copying the site from thousands of others. Websites are meant to be engaging and interactive, but dentists often overlook this. Failing to invest in a well-designed, conversion-focused site is one of the common dental marketing mistakes that can cost your practice new patients. When someone visits your website, you need to have everything in place to convert that visitor into a new patient.

In other words, your website's primary purpose should be to drive prospective patients to your practice. Think of your website as a full-time salesperson working 24/7  to help you get more dental patients.

Good websites cost money. Yes, you can put up a homemade website for a few hundred dollars, but it will likely not draw as much attention and convert as well as a professionally built site.

Consider the benefits of having a professional dental website, designed by an agency that understands design concepts, user experience, the dental industry, and SEO. If done correctly, a dental website will be an excellent marketing tool for you,  helping you get more patients in the door.

Some of the qualities of the best dental websites include:

• Uncluttered, mobile-friendly web design
• Simple navigation
• An informative blog
• Pictures of dentists, hygienists, and offices
• Prominent contact info
• Reviews and testimonials
• On-page SEO
• Accreditations & symbols of trust (think-'why should this person choose my office'?)

Any up-front costs you accrue in building an optimized website should be easily earned back. Your website should work for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, helping you attract more patients. As long as you market your website effectively, you should be able to recoup the cost.

Consider developing a website that funnels patients toward setting an appointment. Ensure your contact information is readily accessible, and give your patients & potential patients multiple contact options.

Ask some of your long-term patients to write you a testimonial that you can use for your website. A video testimonial is even better! Your marketing strategy should include getting online reviews because reviews are truly the new word of mouth. Use those reviews for your website if you already have reviews online, such as on your Google Business Profile. If you don't have a review system or strategy to get more reviews from your existing patients, check out the resource below to help you get started.

Highlight patient testimonials on your website and social media accounts to help build trust with future patients.

Remember, your website isn't for you. It is for your potential and existing patients. Try to imagine yourself in their shoes. This will help you create a website that effectively converts visitors into the new patients you're looking to attract.

2. Differentiate Your Practice to Increase Patient Volume

Attracting patients to a new practice can be difficult if you don’t stand out from the crowd. Depending on your location, there could be several dental practices in your area. (This is likely the case, even if you are in a small town.)

One of the challenges is that most people already have a dentist, and they see them regularly or irregularly. They know the doctor, and their insurance is on file. So why would they switch?

You need to differentiate yourself to increase patient volume in your dental office. Developing a unique selling proposition (USP) for your brand is a key part of your dental marketing strategy.  Many practices focus on the “luxury dentistry” USP to stand out, but there are other ways to make your practice unique by emphasizing your specialties, such as:

• Sedation dentistry
• Oral sleep appliances
• Invisalign
• Veneers
• Implants
• Dentures

Focusing on specific services and being seen as the ‘go-to’ dentist in the area for that service,  as well as other factors that differentiate you (such as offering after-hours or emergency dentistry), can help position yourself in a crowded market.  Make sure to highlight these features in your marketing materials, including on social media and your website.

Keeping your office technologies up to date is also vital to attracting new patients and retaining existing ones. By staying current with the latest dental technologies, you'll improve the patient experience and make it clear on your website and marketing materials that you're using state-of-the-art equipment. People want to visit a dentist who keeps up with technological advancements, as this shows a commitment to providing the best care possible.

Some dentists go above and beyond by offering a spa-like experience at their practice, while others add dental amenities that enhance the patient experience. These efforts can make a big difference when prospective patients seek a new dentist. If you have patients who are on the fence about returning, offering the right amenities could determine whether you retain them or lose them to a competitor.

In addition to providing marketing materials (to ‘softly sell your expertise and unique experience) in your office, ensure your practice is comfortable and welcoming with amenities like drinking water, comfortable chairs, current magazines, and other small touches that can make a big impact on patient satisfaction.

3. Sponsor Local Events

One of the most effective methods to attract new patients to your dental practice is to get involved in the community!

Sponsoring local events is a great strategy for your dental marketing plan.  For example, you can become a sponsor for a charity event or community organization.

Especially if you’re just starting, having your name or logo at a local event will help build brand awareness and attract new patients. Whether it’s a concert, race, or fair, sending one of your employees to hand out flyers and coupons can be a great way to engage with the local community and encourage people to visit your practice.

.You can also host your own events in the community; they don’t necessarily need to be directly related to dentistry. Hosting events can allow potential patients to interact with your practice in a more casual, non-threatening way.

Take some inspiration from Collins Dentistry for Children in New Hampshire. Over the years, they've hosted and sponsored various events for children as part of their dental office promotions, including their Annual Child Safety Fair, Promote Good Oral Hygiene events, and more.

By sponsoring and hosting local events, you're not just engaging with your community—you’re also creating more opportunities to attract new patients to your dental practice.

4. Boost Your Visibility and Attract More Dental Patients with SEO

SEO is no longer the simple “stuff it with keywords” strategy. It isn't even a 'the most backlinks win' strategy anymore.

SEO has evolved to the point where you likely need the help of a professional.

Unless you are in a small town or a very non-competitive area, you likely won't rank well in the search results unless you have an effective and well-thought-out SEO strategy that you consistently pay attention to.

The question you want to ask any person or company you are considering hiring for SEO is this: what is an appropriate and realistic goal concerning SEO? Ultimately, the goal should be to drive revenue growth through an increased online presence. How does that happen? By getting more dental patients.

Of course, that is the ultimate goal. Initially, there will likely be others, such as improving your website's rankings in the search results, attracting more visitors, and increasing your call volume.

A true SEO professional will also understand conversion rate optimization. This means they will optimize your website to attract as many visitors who need a new dentist as possible. An SEO professional will also help set up your website to increase new patient appointments.

Once you rank well and your site is getting a good amount of traffic, you will want to continue investing in your marketing as you see it starting to pay dividends.

There are different SEO strategies, including local and organic search, each of which impacts your conversion rate differently. Before you get started, talk to an expert about the strategy that will work best for you. Remember, it’s not just about basic keywords. For a more detailed approach, consider using an SEO guide so you can direct your efforts and ensure you’re covering all the necessary steps. You can grab our free guide below.

 

Typically, dental local SEO is what will be most important for a dentist because they are targeting people in a specific area and want to show up in the Google local results, as seen below:

Now, Google shows local listings and prioritizes businesses with the best reviews on mobile searches. This makes it easier for people on the go to find the business they are looking for.

Take a look at the number of reviews the dentists in the local results below have!

According to Google, “88% of consumers who conducted a local search on their smartphone visited a store within a day, and 78% make a purchase.”

You want to optimize for location-specific keywords so that people searching for dental offices near you will find your website. Here are some examples of location-specific keywords:

You should also optimize for keywords related to your specialty (e.g., Portland dental implants).

One way you can minimize competition is by targeting long-tail keywords (more specific phrases). Patients are looking for solutions when they search online, and oftentimes, these solutions have many words, so they are called long-tail keywords. Examples would be:

So, part of your strategy should involve a focus on long-tail keywords that revolve around solving people's dental problems.

Search engine optimization is an ever-changing art, so you should consult a marketing professional (preferably a dental marketing professional) to decide what keywords to target and how to do so.

Implementing the proper keyword research and long-tail keywords will undoubtedly put you in a good spot regarding your online presence and Google search results, ultimately helping you attract more dental patients.

5. Enhance Your Reputation by Focusing on Positive Reviews

If you want new dental patients to choose your dental office in online searches, positive reviews are a must. Dental practices that don't prioritize reviews often have little to no online presence, showing just how valuable patient feedback in dentistry is for staying competitive.

Here's the hard truth about it:

Nobody will choose a dentist with no reviews over a dentist with dozens of positive reviews. Your online reputation is a critical component of your digital presence, and it could increase your production from an average level to as high as you want.

The truth is that reviews are the number one factor people consider when making a purchase decision. So, if you’ve landed a few patients through your employees or friends, ask them nicely to write a review.

In most markets, Google and Yelp are the biggest sites on which you want to get reviews. People who use Google Search or Google Maps to find your dental practice can easily see your Google reviews and address, and the more positive reviews, the more likely somebody will choose to contact your office.

So, if you are starting at zero, do your best to get those first crucial reviews and take a sigh of relief! 

Then, implement a review strategy and stick with it. Set a realistic goal of 1-2 reviews a week. That’s nothing! But at the end of the year, you’ll bet at 50-100 reviews!

Be careful about incentivizing reviews. Read below to see what the FTC says about it. That said, a gentle nudge to patients after an appointment or a reminder via email or text after they have left the office should be enough to get them to write a review.

While on the topic of reviews, remember to deal with negative reviews quickly. Ignoring them will only compound the issue. Respond to all your reviews, both positive and negative, and take the time to clarify your position when you get a negative review. Sometimes, having an explanation from the business is enough to convince people that the issue was a one-time occurrence.

As we mentioned earlier, read our guide to dental reputation management to learn how to get more reviews, respond to reviews, and manage your reputation online appropriately.

Consider a review system to help you get more reviews. These review systems can automate and simplify your review efforts.

6. Optimize Directory Listings to Attract New Patients

Directory listings are low-hanging fruit for getting new dental patients to schedule treatment. People searching for dental offices in an online directory are exactly the kind of patients you want to target—they either don’t have a dentist or are looking to switch.

So, make sure you have listings on Yelp, Better Business Bureau, HealthGrades, Vitals, and other dental directories.

More importantly, make sure your listings on these sites are entirely consistent.

Why?

It helps build trust with Google and other search engines. They pay attention to your business listings around the web to determine how to rank your website in local search.  Inconsistent name, address, and phone number (NAP) details can lower your ranking, making it harder to attract new patients to your practice.

One mistake we often see is people listing their business name in one directory (e.g., Redmond Dental Center) and their practitioner name in another (e.g., Jane Doe, DDS: Redmond). Go back through and ensure you use the same naming convention everywhere

7. Use Press Releases to Reach More Dental Patients

Press releases are a great place to start if you want to attract patients to a new practice. They are an important part of many dental marketing campaigns.  I’m not talking about the typical “Hey, we’re in business!” notifications. Instead, send press releases about subjects that genuinely interest people.

Whenever something dentistry-related reaches the national news, add your two cents on a local level. Here are some great example headlines from The Institute of Dental CPAs:

Additionally, take advantage of news such as the FDA approving the use of new technologies in dentistry or releasing statements on trending dental topics. These press releases can generate buzz and attract more dental patients by positioning your practice as an expert in the field. The possibilities are endless.

When you issue a press release, be sure to reach out to your local news to see if they are interested in the angle. Chances are, they are looking for a story!

8. Utilize PPC Advertising to Get More Dental Patients

PPC (usually using Google Ads) is one of the most effective new patient acquisition methods available! With Google, PPC ads appear above organic search results, making it an extremely effective way to get in front of your target audience.

They work well because you can reach potential patients when they are looking for your services. This ensures that the ads are relevant to what people are searching for when looking for dental services.

How does Google Ads work?

Somebody does a search in Google.

Every time someone clicks on your ad, you pay Google a small amount. While this amount varies depending on the competitiveness of your industry and local market, a skilled PPC agency can help you reduce costs while driving more conversions. Additionally, consider using local service ads as part of your strategy to help you target potential patients in your specific area even more effectively.

That said, the cost-per-click for dental ads can be expensive ($2-$15). Optimizing the right keywords is important to maximize effectiveness and get more dental patients. Don’t automatically choose keywords with the most competition; doing so can quickly deplete your budget. Also, consider the day of the week your PPC ads are shown, as some days yield higher click-through rates.  Lastly, narrow down the audience to target your specific area and the demographics you serve at your dental clinic.

If you work with a dental marketing company that knows what they’re doing, you can combine PPC with SEO strategies for the best return on investment and attract more dental patients.

If you are wondering if it makes sense to hire somebody to manage your ads, we recently wrote a post about the advantages of using a local PPC management company for your paid advertising.

9. Encourage Referrals with a Rewarding Patient Referral Program

First, let’s agree that you will likely get that business if a current patient refers someone to you. Someone testifying to your excellence as a dentist will convert someone into a new patient for you in much less time than it would take for you to convince them yourself.

Patient referrals are a great way to get more patients into your practice, even if you are starting out. Those first few patients you get will be essential in attracting more patients during your first year.

There are many dental referral program ideas you can try. Encourage patients by offering a referral bonus program, such as a free cleaning or a special discount whenever they refer a friend. All you have to do is hand out a simple referral card at the end of the appointment that explains the deal.

Consider a referral program in which if a patient refers a friend and that friend books an appointment (and actually shows up), you reward the referring patient with free movie tickets or another valuable freebie.

Focusing on word-of-mouth marketing may seem old-fashioned, but even word-of-mouth marketing isn’t what it seems in the Internet age. It may seem simple: Be a great dentist, and patients will refer new patients to you. With the power of the Internet, you can take it a few steps further.

10. Attract New Patients with Engaging Social Media Marketing

If you want to attract new dental patients to your office, dental social media marketing is something you'll want to try. Having an active social media presence helps give your brand a human element and builds connections with potential patients. You can attract new dental patients using LinkedIn by engaging with local professionals and building relationships in your community.

Social media is an extremely powerful tool for online marketing. However, many businesses approach social media marketing in the wrong way.

Don’t be one of those businesses that set automatic posts without engaging with the readers. It shouldn’t be a ‘spray and pray’ approach. It should be about connecting with your audience. 

How often should you post? You can read the research here (spolier- it’s more often than you think). That said, just because ‘research’ shows you should be posting X times per day or week doesn’t mean you have to. What is much more important is that you regularly post and respond if/when there are questions. 

You're not just on social media to advertise your practice but to engage with your audience and show what life is really like at your dental office. Use hashtags related to your industry to start participating in broader conversations:

Social media marketing is a great way to attract new patients to your dental practice by participating in relevant conversations and creating authentic connections with your audience.

You can also use social media to cross-promote your other tactics to get new patients. For example, if you’re sponsoring a local event, use the event’s hashtags to engage with attendees and potential patients.

Make sure someone monitors your social media accounts for mentions of your dental practice. Reach out to potential patients in the area who may be looking for a new dentist. This simple strategy can help patients who are actively seeking dental care but may not know where to go.

NextDoor is also gaining popularity for local recommendations, so be sure you have someone on your team managing mentions and inquiries there.

Social media can be a great tool for customer service. If you have disgruntled patients, they may air their complaints on your Facebook page or Twitter profile. Addressing problems publicly offers an opportunity to improve your business's image and demonstrate excellent customer service.

While this isn’t as prevalent for small brands like a dentist's office, if it does come up, you want to be sure that you are acknowledging it, and owning the problem 

Here are a couple of statistics from SmileSaavy that demonstrate the importance of including social media in your online marketing strategy:

11. Attract First-Time Visitors with Exclusive New Patient Specials

According to research by the Healthy Policy Institute, 22.9% of adults say they are unsure or don’t plan to visit a dentist in the next 12 months. The top reason? Cost.

To attract new patients to your dental practice, offering new patient specials can be an effective solution. Many people avoid routine dental care due to cost, but a special discount can make them more likely to schedule an appointment.

Use a new patient special to get people to book that first appointment; then, you can nurture them as recurring patients for years to come. Here are some examples of effective incentives you can offer:

Whatever new patient special you choose, it’s important to understand how it compares to the competition and that it clearly communicates your unique selling proposition (USP). Remember, when you’re first starting, offering the same deal as four other dental practices in your area may not be as effective as you'd like it to be. While you don’t want to be seen as a low-cost provider, you may need to be more aggressive initially.

12. Re-engage potential Patients with Targeted Ad Retargeting

Please note that before doing any ad retargeting, be sure you are 100% familiar with HIPAA regulations and have spoken to an attorney to ensure that you can legally do it. This blog does not constitute legal advice. For most situations, retargeting is NOT allowed in healthcare- again, see an attorney.

SEO and PPC are great marketing ideas for dentists, but ad retargeting is an effective tool that can make it easier to expand your practice. The idea behind ad retargeting is that it enables you to connect with people who are already interested in your practice.

For example, someone visits your website, but they don’t book an appointment, sign up for your mailing list, or anything else. Cookies from your site are placed on their browser, so when they leave your site, they see advertisements for your business in other places on the web.

There are two main platforms you can use for ad retargeting right now:

Facebook will display advertisements for your business right in people’s newsfeeds or in the sidebar on the desktop.

Google has a network of websites that display advertisements. You can even target specific kinds of websites where your retargeting ad will appear.

Like Google Ads PPC, retargeting works well because the ads are relevant. These ads display only to people in your target audience who are already browsing around for a new dentist, and you want to make sure your business stays fresh in their minds.

They may not need a dentist right now, but they’re looking for one later. Having your advertisement appear now and then is a great way to ensure your dental practice stays at the top of their minds.

Retargeting works best if you segment your potential patients and show them different ads based on their interests. For example, you can segment them by the pages they visit on your website to show them ads for services they are interested in.

13. Expand Your Network by Seeking Business Referrals

Business referrals are another great way to get more patients into your practice. Develop a relationship with other businesses in town, and you can work together to refer each other to customers.

Working with a person/business related to yours, such as an oral surgeon or orthodontist, will get you the most relevant and valuable referrals. You can also partner with unrelated businesses and display fliers of each other's services in your offices.

Use a service like Redi Comps to get a list of new homeowners in your area, and then have a mailer designed somewhere like VistaPrint or Click2Mail. Some essentials to include in your postcard mailer include:

If you use this strategy, offer to reciprocate by referring your staff or patients to your referral partners.

14. Retain and Attract Patients with a Convenient Membership Plan

One way to get patients to stay, pay, and refer is to offer them a membership plan that provides basic services in return for an annual fee. Dental membership plans might not be widespread yet, but they can be a good option for patients who aren't insured or have limited insurance.

A membership could work as follows. Say that your practice charges $200 for a full exam and cleaning and $35 for a bitewing x-ray. You could offer an annual membership for $450 that covers the following things:

In an article I recently read, the dentist added a $55 annual treatment credit that rolls over when the membership is renewed. To make the membership deal more enticing to your patients, you could even offer a monthly payment plan.

15. Start a Blog to Build Trust and Educate Patients

Did you know blogging is one of the best ways to connect with your target audience and attract patients to your dental clinic? On average, companies who blog attract 67% more leads than companies that don't have blogs. 

That said, you’ll need to consider that blogging will likely generate traffic from areas where your ideal patients don't reside (out of state), so while you may be providing an answer to somebody's question, it may or may not be directly generating leads.

Blogging for a local business is a great way to build internal links to relevant pages. So, while you may get a bunch of traffic from non-relevant visitors, and it may seem like you aren’t getting leads from it, it helps with the structure, organization, and building of website authority. 

In addition to helping with SEO, adding a blog to your website is the perfect opportunity to highlight members of your dental team, explain procedures, provide educational content, and ease patients' anxieties about dental care.

The best part is you don't need to blog every day to get great results. Blogging as little as once or twice a month can give you an opportunity to answer patient questions, build trust with them, and position yourself as an expert.

16. Simplify Appointment Booking with 24/7 Online Scheduling

One of the biggest mistakes dental professionals make with their websites is putting obstacles in the way of new visitors who may want to make an appointment. How about getting appointments on the books when your office is closed? Great, right!?

By adding your practice management software booking option to your site, you can let a patient book without having to call your office and book in your off hours. With a few clicks, patients can book an appointment that your staff can confirm as needed.

Remember that you always want to make it easy to do business with you. One way to do this is to allow online booking. A positive patient experience starts the very first time someone visits your website.

17. Use Flyers to Reach and Attract Local Dental Patients

Printed marketing materials might seem a little old-fashioned in a world that's turned to digital marketing as the default. Still, the truth is that patients walk into dental clinics after learning about them in various ways. You shouldn't rule out print marketing to increase brand awareness and attract potential new patients.

A well-designed flyer can do a lot to let people know about your practice. You can mail flyers directly to your current or former patients you haven't seen in a while. You can also give a stack to other local businesses and ask them to display them to help you—in return for displaying some of their marketing materials.

Flyers are an effective way to announce new patient specials and get more dental patients. Best of all, they don't cost much. Also, you can easily print and copy them yourself if you prefer.

18. Offer Flexible Payment Options to Attract More Patients

The ability to pay for necessary dental services and treatments is a concern for many people. While some companies offer dental insurance, many do not. For patients who have avoided dental care due to financial concerns, booking an appointment may be upsetting at best.

One way to attract more patients is by being flexible with payment options. Here are some strategies to consider:

Of course, you'll need to balance payment flexibility with the potential for delinquent accounts. Your staff may need to spend additional time following up on scheduled payments, but there are solutions to streamline this process. For example, you could set up an email list to send automated payment reminders to patients with outstanding balances.

Patients are more likely to choose your dental practice—and remain loyal—if you empathize with their financial needs and offer solutions that make dental care accessible.

19. Leverage Radio Advertising to Attract Local Patients

Radio advertising is an option you may not have considered to encourage patients to choose your practice for their next dental treatment. It's less expensive than television advertising, and it may help patients who hear your ads remember you the next time they need cleaning or an orthodontist for their child.

It might surprise you that approximately 92% of all Americans listen to the radio at least once a week. This statistic encompasses both traditional and online radio.

Most people listen in their cars, but some listen at home. If you have room in your marketing budget, radio ads can help you connect with local audiences and keep them informed about your practice and services.

These days, advertising on the radio isn’t limited to FM/AM, but it includes ads on Spotify, Pandora, and more.

20. Expand Accessibility with Teledentistry Services

Since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the patient demand for telehealth and teledentistry has dramatically increased. Teledentistry allows dentists to connect with patients remotely, do preliminary exams, and recommend services and treatments while minimizing the risk for patients and staff members.

We anticipate that teledentistry will continue to be a trend. As a provider, it can help you see more patients in a day and increase your profits by making it easier for patients to contact you when they have a problem.

Teledentistry is convenient for your patients. If you offer it, your current patients may be more likely to refer their friends to you.

That said, teledentistry isn't for everyone, and many dentists who have tried it despise it. However, it may be something to look into.

21. Add Innovative Services to Meet Patient Needs and Attract

The last of our tips on how to grow a dental practice is to expand your services, allowing you to increase patient volume for your practice. A lot of dentists specialize, and doing so may be beneficial, but if you limit yourself too much, it can turn into a problem.

For example, if you've never considered offering cosmetic dentistry, add whitening services and other cosmetic options to help patients get the smiles they want. Or you could expand into family dentistry by making your office more kid-friendly.

Another way that dentists are attracting new patients is by embracing new technology. For example, investing in lasers and other high-tech treatment options lets people in your area know that your practice stays on top of dental trends and prioritizes patient comfort.

You don't need to offer every service under the sun, but expanding your available services can help you attract more patients and get more referrals.

Struggling to Attract New Patients? Let’s Build Your Practice Together!

Attracting new patients and growing your dental practice requires more than just great services—it requires a well-thought-out strategy and consistent action. The 21 strategies we've shared can help you retain your current patients, speed up payments, and turn them into loyal advocates who refer their friends and family.

But you don’t have to do it alone. Titan Web Agency specializes in helping dental practices implement these strategies and attract more patients effectively. Ready to take your practice to the next level? 

Schedule a consultation today, and let’s discuss how we can create a customized plan that works for you!