A 2-location NYC dental group doing implants, veneers and extractions. Three months of work. New site, organic growth, Google Ads CAC down 70%. No "transformation". Just the work.
Engagement at a glance
Numbers are inquiry form submissions only. Phone calls, GMB messages and chatbot enquiries not included. Client name and URL withheld to protect against negative SEO - a common risk when dental case studies are published with identifying details.
The principal dentist came to us skeptical. He'd been burned by a previous agency - the kind that sells "transformation" and "growth partnerships" and "thought leadership" to dental practices, then ships templated blog posts and a monthly report nobody reads.
His group had two locations in New York, doing implants, veneers and extractions. High-value procedures. Each new patient worth thousands. But inquiries had flatlined at roughly 30 form submissions a month across both locations. The previous agency's reporting showed "impressions" and "engagement" going up. Inquiries weren't.
This is the pattern we see in dental marketing more than any other sector. Dentists are busy. They don't have time to audit their agency. They trust the slide deck, pay the retainer, and assume the quiet phone is a seasonal thing. It's almost never seasonal. It's almost always the agency.
He gave us three months to show movement. No long contract. No "transformation roadmap". Just: show me more inquiries by June.
One team across site, SEO and Google Ads. No siloed vendors pointing fingers. No "strategy deck" - just the work, shipped in weeks.
Dr. Ibrahim
Principal Dentist · 2-location NYC dental group
Most dental agencies are bad. Templated sites, generic content, bloated ad accounts. Competent execution beats them. You don't need an "AI-first growth partner" - you need a team that does the basics well.
Technical, content and local SEO all had to move together. A great Google Business Profile doesn't help if the procedure pages don't rank, and neither matters if the site's too slow to load.
If your agency reports "impressions" before "inquiries", they're hiding something. Impressions are free. Inquiries are what pays your staff. Demand the inquiry number, monthly, with no spin.
If you're a dental practice getting 30 inquiries a month from an agency that talks about "impressions" - we can probably 3x you in 90 days. Same playbook. Book a 30-minute call. We'll tell you honestly if we can help.
