New dental patients, booked before they call the next office.

The dental funnel, honestly

Most dental marketing buys new-patient leads and hands them to a front desk that calls back the next morning. By then the patient has booked with the office that texted back last night. The fix is not more leads. It is answering the two questions every dental patient asks, insurance and how soon, within a minute, at any hour.

What it includes

• Local search and Google Business Profile. "Dentist near me," "emergency dentist," "dentist accepting new patients," plus insurance-specific searches. Reviews decide the close call; the profile has to be maintained.
• New patient campaigns on Meta. Service-area targeting with a plain offer: new patient exam and cleaning, in network with the plans you take, evening and Saturday hours if true.
• Implant, aligner, and cosmetic campaigns. Higher value, longer consideration, condition-first creative that describes the outcome without diagnosing the viewer.
• Hygiene recall and reactivation. The six-month recall list is the cheapest volume in dentistry, and most practices run it by postcard. Text sequences with one-tap booking bring lapsed patients back at zero ad spend.

For DSOs

Multi-location groups need one system with per-location campaigns, per-location booking, and a single view of cost per new patient by office. That is exactly what the Provido system does across locations.