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Dental ad library

Ten dental ads, by goal

Example ads for the four campaigns most practices run. Each one says why it works and which patients to test it against. Swap in your own offer, plans, and street, then run it against your neighborhood before you pay for the clicks.

New patients

The first visit is the whole funnel. These lead with what a new patient worries about: price, insurance, and how the visit will feel.

  • Facebook

    New patient visit: exam, X-rays, and cleaning for $89

    No surprise add-ons at the first visit. We tell you what anything else would cost before we do it.

    Book your first visit

    Why it works

    It answers the question a low price raises: what happens after the $89. The second line is the trust line, not the offer.

    Test it against

    Price shoppers and anxious patients. If the anxious patient still scores low, the ad needs a comfort line.

  • Google Search

    Dentist on Main Street that takes Delta Dental and Cigna

    In network with most employer plans. We check your benefits before you come in, so you know your cost up front.

    Check my coverage

    Why it works

    Insured patients search with their plan in mind. Naming the plans answers the first question before they have to call.

    Test it against

    Busy parents on employer plans. Swap in the plans your neighborhood actually carries.

  • Postcard

    Haven't been to the dentist in a while? Start here.

    No lectures about how long it has been. A gentle first visit, and a plan you can say yes or no to.

    Call or book online

    Why it works

    It speaks to the patient who has been avoiding the dentist, which a price-led ad never reaches.

    Test it against

    Anxious patients and uninsured adults. Price shoppers may score it lower, and that is fine.

Emergency

Someone in pain is deciding in minutes. Speed and certainty beat a discount here.

  • Google Search

    Toothache? Seen today, often within the hour

    Same-day emergency appointments, weekdays and Saturday mornings. Call now and we will hold a slot.

    Call for a same-day visit

    Why it works

    Pain shoppers want one thing: how fast. Lead with the time, then the hours, then the action.

    Test it against

    Uninsured adults. If they hesitate, add what an emergency exam costs.

  • Facebook

    Chipped a tooth this weekend? We open at 8 on Saturday.

    Walk-ins welcome for broken teeth and lost fillings. We take most insurance and offer payment plans.

    Get directions

    Why it works

    A specific moment and a specific time beat "emergencies welcome." Insurance and payment answer the next worry.

    Test it against

    Busy parents and price shoppers. Check that the hours line is the one they quote back.

Implants and dentures

A big-ticket decision made slowly. The ad has to earn a consult, not sell the procedure.

  • Facebook

    Missing a tooth? Find out if an implant is right for you.

    A free consult with a 3D scan. You leave with the full price and a payment plan, with no pressure to decide that day.

    Book a free consult

    Why it works

    It sells the consult, not the implant, and it removes the two fears: the hidden price and the hard sell.

    Test it against

    Older patients on Medicare and price shoppers. If the Medicare patient scores low, say whether you work with their plan.

  • Postcard

    Dentures that stay put

    Implant-supported dentures for patients tired of adhesive. Ask about monthly payment options at your consult.

    Call to ask about a consult

    Why it works

    It names the daily frustration in the patient's own words. Payment options belong in the ad for a purchase this size.

    Test it against

    Older patients and loyal locals. Add your years on the street if trust is the gap.

  • Google Search

    All-on-4 implants near you, with financing

    Talk to the dentist who places them, not a salesperson. Free consult and a written price.

    Schedule a consult

    Why it works

    High-intent searchers compare providers. "The dentist who places them" and "a written price" are the comparison points.

    Test it against

    Price shoppers. If they score it low, test leading with the monthly payment instead of the procedure name.

Orthodontics

Usually two buyers: the parent who pays and the teen or adult who wears it. Speak to the one paying.

  • Facebook

    Braces or clear aligners for your teen, decided in one visit

    A free ortho consult. We show both options side by side, with the price and the monthly plan for each.

    Book a free ortho consult

    Why it works

    It speaks to the parent who pays and promises a decision, not another appointment.

    Test it against

    Busy parents. If they score it low, add whether you take ortho benefits.

  • Instagram

    Straighter teeth without anyone noticing

    Clear aligners for adults, with check-ins that fit around work. Free consult and a monthly payment option.

    See if aligners fit you

    Why it works

    Adult ortho buyers care about how it looks and fits their schedule. Price comes second, so it goes last.

    Test it against

    Price shoppers and anxious patients. Check which line each persona quotes back.

These are starting points, not results

The examples were written for this page and have not been run for a real practice. The right version for you depends on your neighborhood: its age mix, its insurance, and what the office down the street is already advertising. For the long version of why these patterns work, read dental ad examples that book new patients.

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