Booked chairs, not ad clicks.

Not yet. Our closest proof is Eye Care Center of Northern Colorado, where daily Google Ads management and call tracking produced 630+ confirmed patient conversions in six months. Dental is a different specialty, but the mechanics of turning local searches into booked appointments are the same, and we will show you the whole playbook before you sign anything.

We track every call and form, classify each as a new patient, a returning patient, or spam, and cross-check against your appointment book. Your monthly report shows patients by channel in plain language. If a campaign produces clicks but no patients, we say so and cut it, the standard that made ECCNC's numbers confirmed conversions, not estimates.

Yes, though those clicks cost more and the decision cycle runs longer. An implant candidate researches for weeks, so the campaign needs its own landing page, before-and-after proof, financing answers, and follow-up. We run procedure-level campaigns with separate budgets so high-value cases never compete with new patient exams for the same spend, and you see cost per consult for each.

Not on ad volume. Chains win broad awareness and lose the local decision, where patients compare reviews, look at the doctor, and call the office. We concentrate on map pack rankings, review velocity, provider-led content, and answering the phone fast. A chain cannot match a specific doctor with hundreds of recent reviews a mile from the patient's house, and that is the contest you can win.

We never build ad audiences from patient records, and Google and Meta restrict health-condition targeting anyway, so our campaigns target intent, searches, geography, and demographics instead. Before-and-after photos run only with written patient consent, and our tracking measures calls and form fills, not treatment details. If something sits in a gray area, we ask your compliance contact before it ships, not after.