Google Ads for Dentists
Google Ads for dental practices that bring in new patients for checkups, implants, cosmetics and emergencies.
New patients, inside healthcare ad rules
Dental practices can grow a lot with Google Ads, but healthcare ads have extra rules around personalized targeting and claims. I have managed Google Ads for a medical clinic and keep campaigns inside Google’s healthcare policies.
I separate general dentistry, high-value treatments and emergencies, and track calls and online booking.
Campaigns I build
New patient campaigns
Checkups and cleanings for local families.
Dental implants
High-value treatment with consultation focus.
Cosmetic dentistry
Whitening, veneers and clear aligners.
Emergency dentist
Same-day appointments for urgent pain.
What’s included
- Call, form and booking conversion tracking, tested
- Keyword research and negative lists for your trade
- Ads and assets written around your offers and service area
- Budgets split by service, location and time of day
- Local Services Ads and Search working together where eligible
- Landing page recommendations for every campaign
- Weekly search term reviews
- Monthly plain-language report on leads and cost per lead
What I watch closely
Healthcare policies
Ads and remarketing follow healthcare restrictions.
Booking tracking
Online appointments and calls are tracked.
Insurance messages
Ads mention plans you accept where helpful.
Recent numbers from real accounts
Every one of these started the same way: fixing conversion tracking first, so Google’s bidding learned from real leads.
Results vary by industry, budget and market. Client names kept private.
Frequently asked questions
Can dental practices use remarketing?
Personalized ads for health topics are restricted. I use only what policies allow.
How much should I spend on Google Ads?
It depends on your area, competition and how many jobs you can handle. After a free review I suggest a starting budget based on realistic cost per lead estimates for dentists in your market.
Do I keep my account and data?
Yes. Your Google Ads account, campaigns and data always stay in your name. I connect through my manager account, with no passwords shared and no long-term contract.
Get more new patients from Google Ads
Tell me about your dental practice and service area. I’ll reply with an honest take and the first fixes I’d make.