They measure what works
They track what leads to an enquiry or booking.
Put your implant, Invisalign and whitening treatments in front of patients looking for them.
I'm Sarah McDonald, a nurse prescriber turned healthcare marketing consultant. I run Inject Digital, a dental marketing agency for UK practices. I lead the strategy across your Google profile and website, AI visibility, social media, video and ads. The aim is private patient enquiries that lead to bookings, with GDC and ASA rules considered throughout. Packages start from £650 a month.
A practice can pay one company for its website, another for social media and someone else for ads, without anyone checking what leads to a booking. I bring that work into one plan and report each month on where enquiries came from.
I'll set the strategy. A specialist videographer films your dentists explaining treatments and answering patient questions, as well as showing the practice. My social media partner manages the accounts day to day. We plan around the treatments you want to grow and plan the posts and videos within GDC and ASA rules.
When I started working with a dentist-led clinic in Barnes, Google's AI didn't name it at all. Within a month, it was naming the clinic in 40% of patients' questions.
They track what leads to an enquiry or booking.
Patients can see each dentist's name, face and GDC registration.
The work on Google, social media, video and ads follows the same plan.
They check AI recommendations each month and tell you what they find.
They can explain the advertising rules that apply to the content.
Your dental marketing needs to meet the GDC's guidance on advertising and the ASA's codes. That means showing the dentists' registration, making prices clear and avoiding misleading claims. I consider those requirements while planning and writing the content.
Give patients a price to work with, including "from" prices for private treatments.
Let the dentist explain the treatment on video, with their name and face visible.
Make emergency appointments easy to find. Some patients who first come for urgent care stay with the practice for years.
Book a free 30-minute audit. I'll show you where your marketing is missing patients and talk you through your three quickest wins.