Practice guides
Dental marketing ideas, scripts and templates
For owner dentists, office managers and the front desk: new patient offers, recall texts, voicemail greetings and a huddle sheet, each ready to use this week.
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Our team can run all of this
The ideas on this blog are the work our team does on the plan, week after week: the dental site, Google Ads, Instagram and Facebook ads, recall texts and review requests. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.
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Dr. Nathan P.Owner dentist, Cedar Hill Paid examsfewer no-showsWe swapped our free exam for a paid new patient visit. No-shows dropped, and the report names the ad that booked each one.
Lucia M.Front desk lead, Brightwater Lunchcallers get a textI recorded the lunch greeting from the voicemail post. It tells callers to watch for a text, and most wait for it instead of calling elsewhere.
Dr. Andre K.Associate dentist, Elmwood Same-dayplan textsAfter an aligner consult, our coordinator texts the plan and the monthly payment that same afternoon. Fewer patients go quiet.
Tanya R.Office manager, Maple Grove Pricedin one afternoonWe priced our membership plan with the post's math. The desk now offers it to every patient without insurance.
Marco S.Hygienist, Northgate Rebookedfrom recall textsWe send the recall wording from the hygiene post. Overdue patients answer it and book from the link.
Jordan L.Operations director, four offices One sheetat every officeAll four offices print the same huddle sheet. Every morning starts with today's openings and who's new.
Blog questions
Questions about these dental guides
Who writes them, and how to use them. Search a topic like recall, voicemail or financing to find its post.
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Which dental marketing ideas work for small practices?
The ones that end in a booked visit: a Book online link on the Google listing, a review request texted once the cleaning is done, and a quick reply to every caller the desk missed. There's a post on each.
Can we copy the scripts and templates?
Yes. The voicemail greetings, recall texts and huddle sheet are written to be used as they are. Print them, read them aloud or paste them into your phones and texting, then change the wording to fit your office.
Who writes these dental office guides, and from what?
Our team writes each one from the questions owner dentists, office managers and front desks ask most, on calls and in dental forums.
Could FlossBooked handle this marketing for our office?
Yes. Our team builds the site, runs Google Ads plus Instagram and Facebook ads, and sets up recall texts and review requests. Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month.
Where should we start if our hygiene days have gaps?
Start with the post on filling the hygiene schedule. It prices an empty hour, gives recall texts you can send today and shows how an ASAP list fills a cancellation.
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Email Lauren at sales@flossbooked.com with a topic for the blog, or a question about the plan.
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