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Marketing for full arch implant cases
Full arch implant marketing is not implant marketing with a bigger budget. Your patient is losing every tooth, has usually been quoted dentures elsewhere, and is weighing a decision most people only face once. We build the demand, and the consult path that carries it, then measure the work in consults attended and cases started.
Why full arch is different
Most agencies market full arch the way they market a single implant: a lead form and a cost per lead. At these case values that number tells you almost nothing on its own.
Demand is rarely the problem. Every Canadian city holds people in terminal dentition and people who have worn a denture for a decade. Very few have ever been shown that a fixed arch exists.
The constraint is what happens after they call. A full arch enquiry dropped into the routine booking queue is usually gone before anyone who can present a plan has spoken to them.
So we build both halves: the demand, and the path that carries it to a started case. Reporting names consults attended and cases started.
Each case type gets its own page, its own search terms and its own consult path.
The flagship case. Ranked on the words patients actually use, which is rarely the clinical term and never the brand name of an implant system.
The entry point for a large share of patients, and often the case that becomes a fixed arch once the person trusts you enough to ask.
Patients told every remaining tooth has to go. They arrive grieving, researching alternatives, and almost never ready to decide on the first visit.
Wearing something they have never liked and unaware a fixed option exists. A large untapped audience in full arch, and almost nobody speaks to them.
Cases another clinic turned away for lack of bone. High trust and high value, and worth a page of their own because the search behind it is a rejection.
Cases that stalled or went wrong elsewhere. These patients are cautious and well read, and they commit quickly once they believe you can finish it.
The system
How many arches can you treat in a month, and what is one worth to you? That answer sets the budget, the geography and the pace.
Nobody searches the clinical term. They search for permanent teeth, for an alternative to dentures, and for what happens when every tooth is failing.
Search finds people already looking. Paid social reaches the far larger group who accepted a denture years ago and never learned anything replaced it.
Same-visit imaging, a plan presented while the patient is still in the chair, and one person who owns the case from first call to start date.
The number is the moment a case is won or lost. It belongs in a prepared conversation with options in hand, not buried on a page nobody opens.
Enquiry counts mean little here. We report consults booked, consults attended, plans presented and cases started, each one tied back to its source.
The thing nearly every practice gets wrong
The patient is in terminal dentition or already edentulous. They have usually been quoted extraction and dentures somewhere else, and they are grieving their own teeth while making the largest single healthcare purchase of their life.
One started case can outweigh a month of hygiene production. That changes the arithmetic of what a lead is worth and what a lost consult costs, past anything else in the practice.
Which is why the constraint is almost never demand. It is that the practice is not built to convert it.
Three sources, and most practices work only one of them.
Failing bridges, repeat extractions, a partial that keeps being adjusted. The people you already treat are the fastest full arch starts available to you.
A small group carrying enormous intent, typing in plain language about a way out of failing teeth. Search is where they look before they phone anyone.
They are not looking, because nobody told them a fixed arch was possible. Paid social is where they can actually be reached at scale.
Demand and a path that carries it have to be built together. One client added more than $60K a month in full arch revenue once both were in place, rather than one at a time.
One flat monthly fee. No setup charge, no per-lead pricing, and never a share of your case revenue.
A substantive page for each case type, ranked on how patients describe the problem, with your city attached to every one of them.
Search for the people already looking, paid social for the denture wearers who are not. Two audiences, and two very different messages.
A site built so a frightened patient can see the option, the sequence and the cost structure without having to phone and ask.
Every call tracked to its source, and a missed one texted back within seconds. A voicemail nobody returns is an ordinary loss in hygiene and a serious one here.
The money question answered on the site and prepared for in the room, because at these values it is what most cases turn on.
Every stage counted: the enquiry, the consult booked, the consult attended, the plan presented, the case started. One report, readable between patients.
Why Dental Marketing Canada
No restaurants, no law firms. Every account here is a Canadian dental practice, so whoever writes your full arch page has written one before and knows what an arch is worth.
One clinic per city. Once we run yours, the practice down the road cannot buy the same work from us. Month to month, because a contract should never be the reason an agency keeps an account.
Flat monthly fees, never a share of your case revenue, so we have no reason to push volume you cannot treat. And you own every asset from day one: domain, hosting, site, profile and analytics.
See how we work with implant practicesEvery discipline, one operating system, one team.
It depends on your city, your capacity and what you are willing to invest, and anyone who answers with a number before seeing those three is guessing. What we can tell you early is which half is holding you back. In most practices the enquiries already exist and the consult path is losing them, and that half is the cheaper one to fix.
Both, though not at the same speed. Paid search reaches the people looking this month, which matters when a single case can carry a quarter. The pages take longer and then keep producing with no budget behind them. We usually run paid while the pages are being built, then cut whichever is not producing consults.
In Ontario, no, and that is where the American full arch playbook stops working. The Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario prohibits advertising that cannot be verified by facts, which expressly captures patient testimonials, along with anything suggesting uniqueness or superiority. Implantology is not a recognised Canadian specialty either, so nobody is a full arch specialist in print. Alberta and British Columbia are far less restrictive. We write to your province and build proof that survives it.
Usually yes, and sometimes more than for a high-volume centre, because the cost of being visible is much the same either way. What matters is that you can treat what arrives. We would rather run a smaller budget that fills the surgical days you have than deliver consults you cannot schedule for six weeks.
No. We take a single practice per city and refuse the rest, so a neighbouring clinic asking for full arch is told no once you are with us. That costs us revenue every month. It is also the only credible answer when your whole plan depends on us not running the campaign next door.
Everything stays yours, because it was in your name from day one: the domain, the hosting, the site, your Google Business Profile, Search Console, analytics and every full arch page we wrote. We hand over the logins, remove ourselves, and that is the entire process. Month to month means the work has to keep earning the next month.
Finally, marketing built for Canadian practices that want more full arch implant cases.
Tell us how many arches you can treat in a month, what one case is worth to you, and the city you compete in. We will show you where that demand sits, what your consult path is costing you, and whether your market is still available.
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Marketing for full arch implant cases