Ad campaigns for US dental offices, run by us
Ads you can
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FlossBooked runs Google ads for dentists in the US, along with Instagram and Facebook ads, on every plan: your ad rep builds each campaign inside accounts your practice owns, and your monthly report names the ad behind each new patient.
- Ad accounts that belong to your practice
- A page for every ad
Live in 14 daysMonth to month, no setup fee
- A search campaign for every service
- Your own ad accounts
- Shown near your office
- A landing page per ad
Every click lands on a booking page
Plenty of dental ads open the home page, where a visitor looks around and leaves. Ours open a page for that one visit, with times to book and your number to call.
A campaign per service
Your ad rep sets up a campaign for each visit you want more of: exams, cleanings, emergencies, implants.
Ad design
Ads made from photos of your own office and your best reviews, in your practice's voice. Patient photos run only with that patient's written authorization.
A landing page per ad
Each ad opens its own page with the offer, open times to book and a button that rings your desk.
Monthly results
Spend, calls, bookings and new patients by campaign, written up in plain English by our team every month.
The ad accounts belong to your practice, and so does the spend
Ad money goes to Google and Meta, never through us, and running the campaigns is part of the plan.
Who runs your ads
You work with the same three people every month, so nobody new has to learn your offices, your hours or your budget.
Account manager
Strategy meetings
Ad rep
Builds every campaign
Web team
Builds each page
Where ads run
Each ad points somewhere a patient can book
Google catches people searching right now, and Facebook and Instagram reach the ones who aren't yet. Here's what we run on each and where it goes.
Google Search
Your practice first in line on Google for the visits you want
Someone types “dentist near me” at lunch, or “emergency dentist” at 7 p.m. Your ad rep writes a search ad for every service your dentists provide and shows it within the miles you pick. Those searches also steer your SEO, so paid and unpaid results back each other up.
- Your ad rep chooses the searches patients type near you and blocks words like jobs or school that waste clicks
- Ads show your hours, address and a call button on phones so callers skip the site
- Budget shifts toward the services that book the most new patients
Calls
Every campaign gets a phone number, so calls are credited to it
Plenty of new patients still phone first. Each ad carries a tracking number of its own, and it rings the front desk phones like your main line. The report sorts those calls by campaign, with recordings, beside the bookings.
- Calls from ads that ring out still reach the patient: a text follows with open times and the booking link
- Calls from ads ring the same front desk phones as every other call, with a recording kept for later review
- Google's call button on a phone dials the tracking number for that campaign
- Your office manager can replay any call that came in from an ad to hear what the caller asked and how it went
Pages
The exam ad lands on an exam page, not the home page
Our web team builds a page for each ad in your site's colors, holding the offer, your reviews and the times for that visit. Anyone who books gets the medical history form by text a minute later.
- Pages are kept light so they open fast on cell service
- The page shows only the times for that visit, with the right length and the dentist who sees it booked online
- An emergency page offers same-day slots and puts your tracking number at the top for callers
- Edits take one email to us, and we make them that day
Facebook & Instagram
Ads in the feed, replies at the desk
Your Instagram and Facebook ads find people a few miles away while they scroll, before a checkup is on their mind. Your ad rep builds them from photos of your own office and team. Each Messenger or Instagram reply arrives in the front desk inbox beside your patient texts.
- Ads show only to people within the miles you set around each office, so the budget isn't spent three towns over
- A Messenger question about cleanings goes to the same inbox as your patient texts
- Offers like a new patient exam special run as their own ads
- Your desk answers from the computer or the staff phone app without logging into Facebook
Reviews
Landing pages that show what patients wrote about you
People believe a neighbor's review before an ad. Every landing page shows your Google reviews, and the request after each visit keeps new ones arriving, so the ads point to a practice with a fresh, busy profile.
- Your newest Google reviews appear on every ad page without anyone copying them
- Every patient on the day's schedule hears from you after the visit, with a request to post on Google
- We post to your Google profile weekly and fix hours before holidays
- Star ratings, good or bad, get a written reply from us, and no reply ever says the writer is a patient
Follow-up
The 9:20 p.m. form, answered by text that night
A patient fills out the ad page's form at 9:20 p.m. A text from your practice's number answers with times to book, and the thread waits in the inbox when the desk opens.
- Inquiries get a reply from your own number rather than an unknown one
- The booking link rides along in that first text, and plenty book before bed
- Replies reach the front desk in the inbox, with the source noted
- The thread stays on the patient's record, with every later text and call
- Spanish speakers get the text in Spanish when their record says so
- The desk answers at the counter computer or on the staff app
How it starts
Five steps before your first ad runs
Your ad rep does the building. You give us one call, access to the ad accounts, and a yes on each ad before it runs.
Day 1
Kickoff
We ask which visits you'd like more of, which offices to cover, how full the chairs already are, and the monthly budget you have in mind.
One call
Week one
Accounts
If you already have Google Ads and Meta ad accounts, you add us as managers. If not, we open them in your practice's name, with your own card on file for the spend.
In your name
Week one
Pages
Each campaign gets its own landing page with the offer, your reviews, a booking calendar and the tracking number for calls.
Built by our web team
Week two
Approval
Before anything runs, you read each ad and click through each page. Change a word, swap a photo or drop an offer, and your ad rep makes the edit that day.
You see everything first
Every month
Report
Spend, calls, bookings and new patients for each campaign, plus the changes we suggest for next month and why.
Monthly strategy call
Searches your ads can answer
Also searched near you
broken tooth dentist today near me
Emergency visits
Same-day slots, tap to call
how much are dental implants nearby
Implant consults
Sent to your implant consult page
dentist accepting new patients
New patients
New patient exam times, booked online
professional teeth whitening close by
Whitening
Your whitening offer page
best family dentist for kids near me
Families
Cleanings and exams for every age
invisalign monthly cost near me
Clear aligners
An aligner consult page with monthly payment options
dentist for anxious adults
Nervous patients
A page that introduces your team first
affordable dentures and partials nearby
Dentures
Your denture consult page
dentist open saturday near me
Saturday hours
Your weekend times, booked online
We pick the searches worth paying for on the call.
Bring the bills from your last agency
Send them before the call, along with the Google charges. We lay out the campaigns we'd run instead and where each would send people. Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month.
Traced to the patient
Dr. Nathan P.Owner dentist, Cedar Hill Oursthe ad accountsOur last agency kept the ad account. This one is ours, and I see which campaign each new patient came from.
Lucia M.Front desk lead, Brightwater Same inboxfor texts and MessengerMessenger questions from the Facebook ads show up next to our texts. I answer them between check-ins without opening Facebook.
Dr. Andre K.Associate dentist, Elmwood Instagrambrings my consultsThe aligner consults from Instagram land in my column at the right length, booked from a page made just for them.
Tanya R.Office manager, Maple Grove Ten minutesto read the whole reportThe report lists spend, calls and new patients per campaign. I read it in ten minutes, and we pick what to cut together.
Marco S.Hygienist, Northgate Thursdaysfilled from one adThe whitening ad filled my Thursday afternoons for a month, and most of those patients booked their next cleaning before leaving.
Jordan L.Operations director, four offices Four budgetsone reportEach of our four offices runs its own campaigns on its own budget, and the report breaks out new patients by office.
Ad questions
Asked about running dental ads
Try a word like budget, Instagram or contract.
10 questions
Are Google ads worth it for dentists?
Yes, if every ad opens on a page for a single visit and each call and booking is traced to it. Ads that waste money point to a home page and never say which new patients they brought. Ours do both, and you see the count each month.
How big should our monthly ad budget be?
It depends on your town and the visits you want. On the kickoff call we suggest a starting monthly budget for each campaign, and you set the final number. Ad money goes to Google and Meta, never through us, and running the campaigns is part of the plan. Raise or lower the budget any month.
Who owns the ad accounts, and whose card pays for the clicks?
Your practice does. Both accounts, Google Ads and Meta, sit in your practice's name with your card on file, and they stay yours if you ever leave.
Do we need a separate landing page for our ads?
Yes, and our web team builds it. Each ad opens a page for that one visit, with the booking calendar, your reviews and a tracking number for calls.
How do we see which ads booked new patients?
Each campaign has a call number and a booking link no other ad uses. We match each new patient to the ad, the Google listing or the web page they came through, and your account manager's monthly report counts spend, calls, bookings and new patients by campaign.
Can ads help fill a slow month?
They can. When September runs quiet, your ad rep raises the budget on the visits with open chairs, like cleanings or new patient exams, and brings it back down once the schedule fills.
Do we run the ads ourselves?
No. Your ad rep builds, runs and adjusts every campaign for you.
What about Facebook and Instagram?
We run those as well, from your practice's Meta ad account, with photos of your office. Anyone who answers an ad through Messenger or Instagram shows up in the front desk inbox, where the desk replies just as it would to a text.
Can we stop the ads in any month?
Yes. There's no contract: each month is billed on its own, and stopping takes one email before the next bill. The ad accounts, the campaigns in them and their history stay with your practice.
How much does FlossBooked cost with the ads included?
Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month. That price covers one person who logs in; $197 covers two to five, and $297 six to ten. Month to month, no setup fee, live in 14 days.
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Ask about ads
Email Lauren at sales@flossbooked.com with your current ad setup, your budget or a question about who owns what.
Lauren PierceAccount manager
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