Dentist SEO company: your practice should be one of the three Google shows on the map.

What puts an office there is its Business Profile, its reviews, the sites that link to it and its distance from the patient. We build everything but the distance.

We work on a monthly retainer, from $2,000 a month.

If your practice is ready for that, apply with your website, the treatments you want more patients for and your budget. If it is not, please don’t apply.

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Read from outside: an office in Columbus, Ohio, searched for “dental implants near me” from the streets around it on September 29, 2026, each dot 0.6 miles from the next. The ringed dot is its door.

From the front desk, the map flatters the practice.

Distance counts, so an office looks strong from its own door. The one in this scan is second there, and out of the three almost everywhere its patients live.

The work starts by reading your practice the same way, for the treatments you want more patients for.

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What your practice gets

Advertisers pay $39 a click on “dental implants near me” and 4 cents on “how often should you floss”, because the first searcher is choosing a dentist and the second is not. A dental SEO marketing agency that bills you for monthly posts spends your budget where a click is worth 4 cents.

A Business Profile for each office

Each profile gets the category that says what the office is, the services it offers and a link to that office’s own page. Google shows a practice for the searches its profile matches, so an office that places implants says so.

A review request after every visit

The same text goes to every patient, with the review link of the office they visited. More reviews lift a practice on the map, and asking only the happy patients breaks Google’s rules.

A page for each treatment you want more of

Patients comparing implants, Invisalign or veneers read before they book, so most of dental website SEO is these pages. A page that came with the website says what other practices’ pages say, so each is written from what your dentists tell us.

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Second graders learn to brush from a dentist down the road

Lincoln Elementary’s health week ended with a visit from a dentist at Main Street Dental, who brought a model of a jaw and a toothbrush for every child.

Parents asked afterwards about sealants, which the school nurse said…

Links from sites your town reads

The local paper, the chamber of commerce, a school where one of your dentists gave a talk. Google counts them toward how well known a practice is, and a hundred directory listings add pages no patient reads.

Everything starts in the first month. Profile edits show within minutes and a new page takes months to rank, so the pages do not wait for the profiles.

What Texas and California change on your pages

Texas

On a general dentist’s implants, Invisalign or dentures page, dental SEO in Texas puts “General Dentist” right after the dentist’s name, in type no smaller than the service’s, under dental board rule 108.55.

California

For dental SEO in California, Business and Professions Code 651 sets what a before-and-after shows and says, and a price is exact, never “as low as” or “and up”.

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How the work is agreed

  1. Month to month.

    There is no set contract and no setup fee. Where a dentist SEO agency asks for six or twelve months, you stay here because the numbers move.

  2. The numbers come first.

    We pick the searches with you, and in the first two weeks, before any result exists, fix the numbers the work is judged on and the dates we check them.

  3. We make the changes.

    A dental SEO expert or consultant tells you what to change. We change it, on your own profiles and site, working in your accounts as a user and never as the owner.

  4. You see each one.

    Every change reaches you as it is made, the profile field, the page, the link, so what you pay for in a month is work you have already seen.

New patients, counted where you can see them

Every number the work is judged on sits in an account your practice owns, so you read it yourself.

What movesWhere you read it
Calls, direction requests and website clicks from each office’s listingThat office’s Business Profile, under Performance
New reviews, office by officeEach office’s Business Profile
The searches your pages show for, and the clicks they getGoogle Search Console
New patients booked and seen at each officeYour front desk and your practice software

We count the last row from the first month. If the calls come in and the new patients do not, you know it in month one, while it is a front-desk fix, and not on the day you want to leave.

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Dental SEO services

Our SEO services for dentists change with the business you run.

Questions before you hire a dental SEO company

How much does dental SEO cost?

$2,000 to $5,000 a month. One office in an ordinary town sits at the bottom; more offices, implant and cosmetic cases, and a crowded city move it up. There are no packaged dental SEO solutions and no setup fee: it runs month to month, everything stays in your practice’s name, and we take one practice per market. We set the exact figure with you on a call, once we have read your site and the searches your patients make.

Do you guarantee new patients or rankings?

No dental SEO marketing company decides which three practices Google shows, so a guarantee of rankings or patients is a promise nobody can keep. What we fix in advance is the work, the numbers it is judged on and the dates we check them, and if the numbers are not moving by those dates, you stop.

What happens if we stop?

Nothing is taken away. The domain, the site, each office’s Business Profile, its reviews and the Google Ads account were in your name from the start, so they stay there. We lose access; nothing is moved, parked or switched off.

Can it work in a crowded area, or where we are the only dentist?

Whether there are seventeen dentists within two miles or none for half an hour, the map is decided street by street, and the work starts from where each office stands on the streets your patients live on. In a crowded area the three places change from one neighborhood to the next, so an office can hold the streets around it without outspending a DSO. Where you are the only practice you may hold the three already, and then the work is the treatment pages and the patients who drive in from further out.

Will you also work for the practice down the street?

No. Our work is to put your practice first on the map and in the results for the treatments you want, and we cannot put two practices first for the same searches on the same streets without working against one of them. One great result is worth more than two good ones.

Should we spend on Google Ads instead?

Ads rent the top of the page by the click, and the searchers stop coming the day the budget does. The map and your treatment pages bring the same searchers with no price per click. Keep the ads while the pages climb, and judge both by the new patients each one brings.

How do we start?

Apply with your website, the treatments you want more patients for and your monthly budget. The work starts at $2,000 a month, so a practice that is not ready for that should not apply.

Apply if your practice is ready for a retainer.

We work on a monthly retainer, from $2,000 a month. If it is not, please don’t apply.

Apply

Or email info@dentistseo.company.

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