Dental SEO
SEO for dentists that brings the patients you want to see
Patients search the treatment and the town before they book. Your SEO plan puts your practice in front of those searches, and your website makes the next step obvious.
Let’s talk16 five-star Google reviews. One dental practice in each area.
Where dental search stalls
You’re busy but with all the wrong treatments
Most dental practices are busy, but usually with the lower value work. SEO and search marketing can help you shape the treatments you target so you get more of the (high-value) work that grows your dental practice.
Treatments named, never explained
Implants, aligners, and emergency care appear as buttons. The patient still cannot tell who it is for, what happens first, or how to book.
A Google listing that looks last year
Photos, services, and reviews lag behind the treatments you want, so the map pack sends new patients to a practice that looks more current.
Booking friction after a high-intent search
Someone ready to enquire hits a phone number buried under a long menu. That visit often ends on the next practice in the results.
How we run SEO with dental practices
Your SEO plan, shaped around the book you want
Priority treatments first
New patients, Invisalign, implants, emergency, or membership: depth goes on the searches that match the chair time you want.
The book
Your listing kept as current as the practice
Services, photos, and a review ask sit inside your SEO plan, so your Google listing still looks like the practice patients walk into.
The listing
One dental practice in your location
We will not run SEO for another dentist in the same towns. You work with Matt and the team on which appointments are worth winning.
The area
Inside your SEO plan
What your SEO plan covers
- Treatment pages for the searches patients already make, such as Invisalign, implants, emergency dentist, and new patients
- Your Google listing brought into the same monthly work as your search
- On-site SEO on the pages people should land on when they are ready to enquire
- Local citations in month one, taken from your link budget, then links as your plan allows
- Tracking, and a monthly report written in plain English
- Your website can be included, so page updates stay inside the partnership
Two ways to buy SEO
A dental keyword list vs search that books the right chair time
A typical SEO retainer
- A rankings report, while your treatment pages stay thin
- Implants, Invisalign, and emergency rolled into one dentistry keyword
- Another business in your trade can sit on the same roster in your town
- Your website quoted as a separate project from the search work
Your Brandspace SEO plan
- Your SEO plan changes the pages and the listing people actually find
- Search work aimed at the treatments you want in the book
- One provider in your trade, in your location
- Your website can be included, so it moves with the search work
Built for dental practices
What a patient checks before they enquire
A page for each treatment you want booked
Say who it is for, what usually happens first, and how to ask for an appointment. That helps the right patient choose you.
Team, photos, and reviews in the open
Clinicians, the practice, and reviews that mention the treatment do the trust work before anyone visits.
An appointment path that is obvious
Call, form, and online booking should sit where the searcher already is, including on your Google listing.
Proof
Dental practices we already look after
We've worked with Matt and the Brandspace team for over a year now. The initial redesign of the website delivered everything we needed, and ongoing support and communication has been great.
The site looks great, runs smoothly, and any updates or requests are dealt with quickly.
FAQs
Common questions about SEO for dentists
Straight answers on your SEO plan, your website, and how we choose who we work with.
Does the plan include the site?
We can, so the pages move with the search work. If your site already works well, we can do the search work on the site you have.
How long before anything shows?
Search takes time. We judge it on enquiries, not on a promised position. The first treatment pages are often live within a few weeks.
Who owns the site?
You do. After the early term, the site is yours, and the plan looks after it.
Will you work with another dentist nearby?
No. One dental practice in an area. A competitor does not get a second partnership.
A note from Matt
The appointment should come from a search your practice wants
I speak to practice owners whose clinical work is strong, and whose treatment pages still read like a list. Your SEO plan, your Google listing, and your website are how the right patient finds a clear way to book.
I'm Matt. Ask a question anytime and we can talk it through.
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