5 Steps to Retain More Dental Patients and Boost Referrals
Use this guide to develop a successful internal marketing strategy for your dental practice.
Use this guide to develop a successful internal marketing strategy for your dental practice.
If you want more dental implant or full-arch cases, you need a great treatment coordinator on your team. Your coordinator builds relationships, navigates financial questions, and presents treatment plans — so having one who knows how to make all that fit together is often the difference between winning or losing a patient.
If your practice or dental group isn’t seeing the new patient growth you want, use this list to identify potential problems across different stages of your funnel.
New dental practices often struggle to create new patients.
Some de novo owners are fresh out of dental school and simply don’t know much about marketing. DDS programs may offer outstanding clinical training, but most do little to prepare graduates for the business side of dentistry.
Good marketing is the key to implant or full-arch new patient growth. Whether you’re running a dental implant center or just looking to do more full-arch treatment at your GP practice, you need a clear, cohesive marketing strategy in order to get predictable results.
More general dentists than ever want to treat implant patients. And small wonder — with roughly 10,000 Americans retiring every day, the implant or full-arch market is only growing larger.
Dental marketing is an essential tool for any dentist or executive looking to generate new patients. Without marketing, you’re limiting your growth largely to referrals — and even those will serve you better when you make them part of an overall marketing strategy.
This short guide will help you decide whether a traditional dental marketing company or a growth partner is a better fit to help you reach your new patient goals.
Search engine optimization or SEO can be a great way to put your dental practice in front of potential new patients. In our short guide, written specifically for dentists or dental group leaders, we’ll talk you through how to implement a basic dental SEO marketing strategy — plus why you should think twice before putting all your eggs in that basket.
DSOs are the hottest thing in dental. Over the last decade, our industry has trended sharply toward consolidation. Practice after practice has been scooped up by dental service organizations — many backed by private equity money — eager to capitalize on efficiencies and economies of scale.
Use this guide to develop a successful internal marketing strategy for your dental practice.
If you want more dental implant or full-arch cases, you need a great treatment coordinator on your team. Your coordinator builds relationships, navigates financial questions, and presents treatment plans — so having one who knows how to make all that fit together is often the difference between winning or losing a patient.
If your practice or dental group isn’t seeing the new patient growth you want, use this list to identify potential problems across different stages of your funnel.
New dental practices often struggle to create new patients.
Some de novo owners are fresh out of dental school and simply don’t know much about marketing. DDS programs may offer outstanding clinical training, but most do little to prepare graduates for the business side of dentistry.
Good marketing is the key to implant or full-arch new patient growth. Whether you’re running a dental implant center or just looking to do more full-arch treatment at your GP practice, you need a clear, cohesive marketing strategy in order to get predictable results.
More general dentists than ever want to treat implant patients. And small wonder — with roughly 10,000 Americans retiring every day, the implant or full-arch market is only growing larger.
Dental marketing is an essential tool for any dentist or executive looking to generate new patients. Without marketing, you’re limiting your growth largely to referrals — and even those will serve you better when you make them part of an overall marketing strategy.
This short guide will help you decide whether a traditional dental marketing company or a growth partner is a better fit to help you reach your new patient goals.
Search engine optimization or SEO can be a great way to put your dental practice in front of potential new patients. In our short guide, written specifically for dentists or dental group leaders, we’ll talk you through how to implement a basic dental SEO marketing strategy — plus why you should think twice before putting all your eggs in that basket.
DSOs are the hottest thing in dental. Over the last decade, our industry has trended sharply toward consolidation. Practice after practice has been scooped up by dental service organizations — many backed by private equity money — eager to capitalize on efficiencies and economies of scale.