A 30-day follow-up plan for dental leads who didn't book
A day-by-day plan for dental inquiries that didn't book: what each call, text and email says, when to stop, and how to handle unscheduled treatment.
Read the guidePlain guides for practice owners and office managers: where new patients come from, what each channel costs in time and money, and how to turn an inquiry into a booked consultation.
A day-by-day plan for dental inquiries that didn't book: what each call, text and email says, when to stop, and how to handle unscheduled treatment.
Read the guideTen practical ways to bring in more new patient leads, from your Google Business Profile and reviews to ads, referrals, reactivation and follow-up.
Smile preview tools show visitors their own face with a new smile. What the evidence says, what makes one trustworthy, and how to measure it yourself.
Fix your dental contact form in the right order: make sure it reaches someone, cut fields, speed it up on phones, and check the tracking tags on the page.
A practical script and process for your front desk: what to ask, how to answer price and insurance questions honestly, offering times, and tracking results.
New patient inquiries go cold fast. Who should own them during and after hours, what to say on the first call, and how to measure your response time.
How to get more referrals from patients, families, other dentists, physicians and local businesses, track each new patient's source and stay within the rules.
When to ask patients for a Google review, who should ask, what to text them, how to reply without breaking HIPAA, and the shortcuts that break the rules.
How to run Meta ads for implants, full-arch, Invisalign and cosmetic cases, from creative and offers to lead forms, fast follow-up, targeting and the rules.
How a dental practice can build Google Ads around high-intent searches, cut wasted clicks, track calls and judge each campaign by booked consultations.
How to build a page for each treatment that patients trust and Google can match to local searches, and why thin city pages and stock photos hold you back.
The Google Business Profile settings that matter for a dental practice, from categories and photos to review replies, consistent details and call tracking.
Where new dental patients come from, which lead sources a general or implant practice should work on first, and why every inquiry needs a fast answer.