
Smart
Dental Marketing

Our Digital Services
We cover all things digital to boost your dental practice's engagement and patient conversions.
Learn more about our services below.
Smart digital marketing that brings patients to your practice.
Since 2008, we’ve helped dental practices grow by focusing on what matters: getting more new patient calls.
We build websites that don’t just look good. They’re designed to represent your practice clearly and drive action.
Our team brings in traffic with Google ads, Facebook ads, SEO, and social media. We tailor each campaign to your services, your market, and your ideal patients.
Who We Help
General dentists, oral surgeons, periodontists, and prosthodontists in cities, suburbs, and small towns across the U.S.

What Kind of Cases We Can Procure
Although we focus on high-production cases such as dental implant and full-arch, we can get you a good volume of new patients for many of your services. We’ll do an analysis of your digital marketing potential and provide a feasibility and budget evaluation for each of the services you are interested in marketing. Feasibility and budgetary requirements can vary greatly depending on the type and location of your office.
- General dentistry
- Oral surgery
- Periodontics
- Dental implants
- Full-arch cases
- Gum disease treatment
- Cosmetic dentistry
- TMD and TMJ treatment
- Pediatric dentistry
- Tooth extractions


“It’s been going great so far. You guys did an awesome job! We’ve already received several single implant and sinus lift/implant cases, two upper and lower arch cases and one lower arch case, five arches total. This weekend we’re doing a large grafting case.”

Most of my high-production cases come to our office because of Gilleard’s magazine, bringing in an average of 4-6 full-arch cases each month. Without question, a Gilleard magazine is the best way to market your implant and high-production services.”

“We went from $3.5 million before the magazine to $4.5 million at the end of 2020 and that was with being closed for 2 months. Now we are on track for $6.5 million. Major credit goes to the magazine.”