Social Media for Dental Practices

Dental Space works with practices anywhere in the United States, from Cortland, Ohio. Every post is planned on a calendar and previewed before it goes out.

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What social media for dental practices covers

  • Posting calendar
  • Post previews before publishing
  • Facebook posts
  • Instagram posts
  • Google profile posts
  • Captions written for your practice

What social media for dental practices involves

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Social media for dental practices means planning and posting content on Facebook, Instagram and your Google profile. It shows patients a real office with real people in it. We plan each post on a calendar and show it as it will look before it goes out.

Your front desk already answers the same questions all week. Posts answer them in public: who you are, what you offer and what a visit feels like. Done well, social media takes work off your team.

You do not need to be close to us. Dental Space works with practices anywhere in the United States, from Cortland, Ohio. A phone and a few minutes for a text are enough.

What to tell us when you call

Start with the type of dentistry you practice. A pediatric office and an oral surgery office post very different things, and the calendar should show it.

Then tell us where you stand. You may be buying a practice, opening a new one or running one that has been open for years. Give us your closing or opening date, because the calendar is built around it.

Send a few photos from your phone if you have them. The front door, the waiting room, the team. Patients respond to faces more than stock smiles.

Last, tell us what worries you. Maybe a past agency posted things you never saw. Maybe your page has been quiet for a year. Say it plainly. We have heard both.

What you see before and after a post goes out

You see the calendar first. Each post is shown as it will look on Facebook, Instagram or your Google profile. Nothing surprises you on the day.

After a post goes out, the portal keeps a work log of every change and the reason it was made. It also shows calls, directions and website clicks from your Google profile, and reviews as they come in. A person on our team checks the work before it goes live.

What you will see for social media for dental practices

Articles for social media for dental practices move through draft, review and published, and you see each one before it goes live.

Draft

Dental implants FAQ640 words

Review

Cost of a crown810 words

Published

Same-day visits720 words
Insurance questions690 words
  • 50Calls
  • 68Directions
  • 365Website visits

What went well this month

  • New Social media for dental practices page published
  • Three questions answered on the site

Each month a short report shows calls, directions and visits that came from social media for dental practices, what went well, and what is next.

Signs you need social media for dental practices

Any one of these is a reason to call.

  • Your Facebook page has not been posted to in months
  • Your Instagram looks nothing like your actual office
  • You are opening or buying a practice and need a page patients can find
  • A past agency posted without showing you first
  • Your team has no time to think of captions
  • Your Google profile has few photos or updates
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If a few of these sound like your practice, social media for dental practices is worth a conversation.

What changes with social media for dental practices

You see posts before the public does

Each post is previewed as it will look on Facebook, Instagram or Google. Nothing goes out as a surprise.

The reason behind each change is on record

Your portal work log lists every change with why it was made. You do not have to guess what changed.

Requests are a text away

Ask for a change or send photos from your phone through the portal. Decisions stay quick.

What changes the cost of social media for dental practices

What decides the fee for social media for dental practices, so a quote is not a surprise.

What changes the priceWhy it matters
Number of platformsCovering Facebook, Instagram and the Google profile together takes more planning than one alone.
Posting frequencyA fuller calendar means more writing and more previews to prepare.
Photos you supplyPractices that send photos from their own office need less graphic work.
Paid ads on topFacebook and Instagram ads carry a monthly management fee plus the ad spend.
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Here is what moves the price, in plain words.

Why Dental Space for social media for dental practices

  1. We work with practices across the countryDental Space works with practices anywhere in the United States, from Cortland, Ohio. Distance does not change how we plan or post.
  2. You preview the calendarPosts are planned on a calendar and shown as they will look before they go out.
  3. A person checks before it goes liveOur software does the research and writing. A person on our team checks the work before it is published.
  4. Your portal shows the workReviews, Google profile calls and directions, and a log of every change with its reason are all in one place.

Doing it yourself or hiring us

OptionPick it when
Post it yourselfRight when you enjoy it, have a steady stream of photos and can post every week without it slipping.
Hire usRight when your team is busy with patients, you are launching or buying a practice, or you want previews and a record of the work.
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Not sure which fits? Call and a person will help you choose.

A client on Google

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  • I am really happy with Jill's overall attitude and her attention to detail. She met and exceeded the milestones we discussed for developing the website and helping us boost SEO for our practice. Highly recommend her for website and overall design work.

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Who we do social media for dental practices for

Each kind of practice is found differently, so the work is planned differently.

See how each one is different

Questions about social media for dental practices

What is a good caption for a post about dentistry?

A good caption is short, says one useful thing and sounds like a person wrote it. For example: "Your hygienist would like you to know that flossing once a week does not count." Finish with one clear next step, such as how to book. Skip jargon patients would not say aloud.

What is the 80/20 rule in dentistry?

The 80/20 rule usually means about 80 percent of a practice's results come from 20 percent of its patients or services. On social media it can also mean 80 percent helpful or friendly posts and 20 percent promotion. Posts that only sell tend to get scrolled past.

How do I advertise my dental clinic?

Most practices combine a few channels: a website that ranks in search, a well-kept Google profile, reviews, paid ads and regular social posts. Social media keeps your name in front of patients between visits. Paid ads can then reach people who have not met you yet.

What is the 2 year rule for dentists?

There is no single national rule by that name that we can point to, and the phrase means different things in different places. Contracts, non-competes and licensing can carry time limits. Ask your attorney or state dental board what applies to you before you act on it.

What should a dental practice post on Facebook and Instagram?

Post what patients actually wonder about: what a first visit involves, who is on your team, answers to common questions and notices of new services or hours. Add a few plain oral health tips. Show real people and real rooms, not clip art.

Do I have to approve every post?

You see each post as it will look before it goes out, so you can check it first. A person on our team also reviews the work before it goes live. If you want a change, send a request from the portal.

Which platforms do you post on?

We plan posts for Facebook, Instagram and your Google profile. Each has its own look and audience, so the calendar shows how a post appears on each one before it is published. To talk it through, call (234) 222-2419.

Talk to Dental Space

Call (234) 222-2419 or ask for a quote.

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