For dentists

Websites, SEO and video for dentists.

Patients choose a dentist on trust, convenience and whether they take new patients. For private treatments such as implants and Invisalign, they research prices and results carefully and compare several clinics.

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What customers search

What patients type into Google.

⌕ dentist near mePlanned
⌕ emergency dentist near meUrgent
⌕ NHS dentist accepting new patientsPlanned
⌕ dental implants near meResearch
⌕ Invisalign costResearch
⌕ teeth whitening near mePlanned

Before they call

What patients check first.

01

New patients and NHS status

Whether you’re taking new patients, NHS or private.

02

Treatment prices

A clear fee guide for common treatments.

03

Clinicians

Named dentists with GDC numbers and qualifications.

04

Reviews and results

Patient reviews and genuine case photos.

Where competitors fall short

What most dentists’ sites get wrong.

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No fee guide

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Treatment pages that read like brochures

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Dentists’ GDC numbers missing

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Booking hidden behind a phone call

Fixing these four things is usually enough to stand out against most dentists’ websites.

Rules worth knowing

Dental advertising must follow the GDC’s guidance and the ASA/CAP Code: show registration details, avoid misleading claims and never advertise prescription-only medicines such as Botox to the public.

When demand peaks

The dentist calendar.

Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec

January is busy for check-ups and cosmetic treatments; Invisalign and whitening enquiries rise before summer and weddings.

Typical demand pattern from seasonal search interest; your own business may differ.

FAQs

Questions from dentists

Typical ranges in pounds. You get a fixed written quote after a free call.

Can dental marketing show before-and-after photos?

Yes, with patient consent and within GDC and advertising guidance. We write carefully and your practice approves everything.

When is the busiest time for dentists?

January is busy for check-ups and cosmetic treatments; Invisalign and whitening enquiries rise before summer and weddings.

Are there rules for dentists’ marketing?

Dental advertising must follow the GDC’s guidance and the ASA/CAP Code: show registration details, avoid misleading claims and never advertise prescription-only medicines such as Botox to the public.

How much does a website cost?

£450 – £1,800.

How much is local SEO?

£250 – £450 a month.

How much is video editing?

£30 – £75 per reel, or £220 – £480 a month (8 reels).

Tell me what you need. I’ll give you an honest plan.

A free 20-minute video call with me. A written plan and a fixed quote within three working days.