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Dental practices and dental groups / Full business overhaul

More Patients. Smarter Operations. One Complete Overhaul.

We rebuild how dental practices attract patients, manage appointments, automate operations, and scale across multiple locations. Websites, SEO, advertising, custom software, AI, and content. One connected system.

A complete business transformation for established practices and multi location groups, not a marketing package. The audit decides the actual scope.

One dental group, one system

Illustrative
  • Location 1

    Cosmetic and implants

  • Location 2

    Family dentistry

  • Location 3

    Newest office

Connected infrastructure

  • 01Website
  • 02SEO and AI search
  • 03Patient acquisition
  • 04Content and video
  • 05Operations portal
  • 06AI automation
Illustrative concept with fictional locations.
01

More patients

Websites, local search, and campaigns for every office and treatment.

02

Smarter operations

One portal for inquiries, follow ups, staff tasks, and reporting.

03

One complete overhaul

Six services planned and built as one system, by one team.

Your perspective

I’m here as…

Choose a perspective to highlight the most relevant sections. The full page stays available.

In short

How do you market and run a multi location dental practice?

Treat the group as one brand and each office as its own local practice. Every location needs accurate pages, listings, and campaigns, and every inquiry should reach the right office with its source attached. FXXK builds those pieces with a custom operations portal and automation, around the practice management software you already use.

Built for
General, cosmetic, orthodontic, implant, pediatric, and oral surgery practices, multi location dental groups, and DSOs.
What gets built
Website, local SEO and AI search, patient acquisition, content and video, an operations portal, and workflow automation.
What stays in place
Your practice management software and clinical records. We integrate where it is technically supported.
Investment
Scoped as six figure transformation programs after an audit, delivered in phases. Individual services remain available.

Where growing practices lose patients

Six problems worth measuring before anything is built.

Common in successful practices that grew office by office. Whether they exist in yours, and what they cost, is what the audit establishes.

  • Calls and forms that go unanswered

    Busy front desks miss calls during patient care, and web inquiries wait in an inbox until someone has a minute.

    What the audit asksHow many inquiries arrive per office, how fast they are answered, and how many never become an appointment.

  • Three offices, three ways of working

    Each location keeps its own spreadsheets, its own vendor, and its own way of following up, so owners compare offices by feel.

    What the audit asksWhich processes differ between offices, and which differences are deliberate.

  • Marketing that cannot be traced to appointments

    Ad platforms report clicks, the phone system reports calls, and the practice software reports appointments. Nobody connects them.

    What the audit asksWhich sources can be tracked through to a booked appointment, and where the chain breaks.

  • A website that does not reflect the practice

    Outdated treatment pages, missing location details, unclear insurance information, and no simple way to request an appointment from a phone.

    What the audit asksWhere visitors leave, which pages bring patients, and what patients ask the front desk that the site should answer.

  • Uneven visibility between locations

    One office ranks for nearby searches and the next town over barely appears, because listings and pages were never built per location.

    What the audit asksHow each office appears in local search and maps for the treatments it wants to grow.

  • Manual reporting every month

    Someone exports numbers from several systems into a spreadsheet, and the report is out of date by the time leadership reads it.

    What the audit asksWhich reports leadership actually uses, and how many staff hours they cost.

Six flagship services, one program

Everything a dental group needs to attract, convert, and operate.

Select a service to see what we build, the information it moves, who owns it once it runs, what we measure, and what it will not do.

Custom dental websites

A premium website built to turn visitors into appointment requests, with a page for every office and every treatment you want to grow.

What this pillar contributes

  • Premium design built to convert visitors into appointment inquiries
  • Individual landing pages for each location
  • Dedicated treatment and service pages
  • Online appointment request integrations
  • Dentist profiles and credentials
  • Insurance and financing information
  • Mobile first development
  • Patient friendly navigation
Information that moves
Appointment requests carry the chosen office, treatment interest, and source. They contain contact details, not clinical information.
Who owns it
Your team approves content; FXXK builds and maintains the site.
What we would measure
Appointment requests and calls by office and treatment page.
What we will not do
Does not collect medical history or other protected health information through marketing forms.
Custom Websites & Digital Infrastructure as an individual service

Service 05 in focus

A custom operations portal for the whole group.

Owners of multi location practices rarely lack data. They lack one place to see it. We build a management dashboard around the systems you already run, so you do not have to replace your practice management software to gain a group wide view.

Open the interactive dashboard
  • Multi location executive dashboard
  • Appointment and inquiry reporting
  • Lead pipeline management
  • Staff task management
  • Location performance comparisons
  • Marketing performance tracking
  • Revenue and operational analytics
  • Internal management communication
  • Administrative workflow automation
  • Integrations with existing practice management software where technically supported

How the system works

Six services that hand work to each other.

Choose a service to see which others it feeds and what moves between them. This is what separates a connected overhaul from six vendors who never talk.

Service 05 of 06

Custom dental operations portals

The portal shows which offices and campaigns produce booked appointments, so budget and search priorities follow evidence.

Feeds directly into

  • Patient acquisition and paid advertising
  • AI and workflow automation
  • Dental SEO and AI search optimization

What moves: Reads from the practice management software and marketing tools on agreed rules. Clinical records stay in the practice management system.

Interactive demonstration

Three locations. One view of the whole group.

A fictional three office dental group. Switch between the executive overview and each location, and change the date range. Every figure is invented to show the concept, not a client result.

Dental group operations portal

Illustrative · Fictional data

All three locations · Combined group view · last 30 days

Appointment requests
504
Request to booking rate
57.9%
292 booked
Advertising spend
$15,800
Marketing appointment opportunities
357
Ad spend per opportunity
$44
Derived
Production, where integrated
$323,500
2 of 3 offices integrated

Appointment requests by week

8 weeks

Location comparison

Select a location to open its view.

Staff workflow status

  • Location 12 items to reviewNeeds attention
  • Location 20 items to reviewOn track
  • Location 34 items to reviewNeeds attention

Inquiry and task counts only. Clinical records stay in the practice management software.

Illustrative demonstration. Fictional locations and data, not client results. A real portal is designed around your offices, your practice software, and the integrations it supports.

The patient acquisition journey

From the first search to the next recall visit.

Step through each stage and switch between disconnected systems and a connected overhaul. Missed opportunities usually hide in the handoffs between stages, not in any one tool.

Stage 1 of 7

Google search or social media

The patient: Searches for a dentist nearby, an emergency appointment, or a treatment such as implants, or sees a video from the practice.

Services supporting this stage

  • 02Dental SEO and AI search optimization
  • 03Patient acquisition and paid advertising
  • 04Content and video production

With a connected overhaul

Every office has accurate listings and campaigns, and the source travels with the visitor from the first click.

The multi location advantage

Three locations shouldn’t mean three disconnected businesses.

Centralized marketing, shared reporting, consistent branding, coordinated lead management, and custom operations software let a group grow without every new office adding its own layer of disconnected tools.

Location 1

  • Own website or page
  • Own listings
  • Own ad account
  • Phone and inbox
  • Spreadsheet reports

Location 2

  • Own website or page
  • Own listings
  • Own ad account
  • Phone and inbox
  • Spreadsheet reports

Location 3

  • Own website or page
  • Own listings
  • Own ad account
  • Phone and inbox
  • Spreadsheet reports
Illustrative model. Each office runs its own tools, so the owner sees three partial pictures.
  • Better operational visibility

    Owners call each office manager to learn how the week went.

  • Consistent patient experiences

    Each office answers the phone, follows up, and presents itself differently.

  • Centralized performance reporting

    Monthly spreadsheets assembled by hand from several systems.

  • Clearer marketing attribution

    Ad spend is reported as clicks, with no link to booked appointments.

  • Less repetitive administrative work

    Staff retype inquiries, chase callbacks, and rebuild the same reports.

  • More informed expansion decisions

    A fourth location is chosen by instinct.

Who we work with

Built around how your practice makes its living.

A pediatric practice, an implant center, and a DSO grow in different ways. The program starts from your business model.

  • 01

    General dentistry practices

    Recall driven, family patients

    Steady new patient flow, accurate insurance information, and recall and reactivation that keep hygiene schedules full without extra front desk work.

  • 02

    Multi location dental groups

    Two to ten offices, one brand

    Location pages and listings for every office, campaigns and reporting by location, and one dashboard for owners who cannot be in every office.

  • 03

    Cosmetic dentistry

    High value, considered decisions

    Before and after galleries with proper consent, financing clarity, consultation booking, and nurture for patients who take weeks to decide.

  • 04

    Orthodontic practices

    Consultations and long treatment plans

    Free consultation paths, parent and adult audiences, referral relationships with general dentists, and start rate tracking from consult to treatment.

  • 05

    Implant dentistry

    Large cases, financing, education

    Treatment education, candidacy questions answered before the call, financing information, and follow up for patients comparing several providers.

  • 06

    Pediatric dental practices

    Parents decide, families return

    Reassuring content for parents, simple new patient forms, school and seasonal scheduling peaks, and sibling and recall continuity.

  • 07

    Oral surgery groups

    Referral based specialists

    Referring dentist relationships, referral intake that is easy to send and track, procedure education, and clear pre and post visit information.

  • 08

    Dental service organizations

    Many offices, central operations

    Brand standards across acquisitions, centralized lead handling, portfolio level reporting, and integration with the systems each office already runs.

Healthcare safeguards

Patient trust is part of the infrastructure.

Healthcare marketing and software carry obligations a typical agency skips. These are requirements of how we implement, not claims about any product.

What we never promise

  • Guaranteed patient volume or revenue
  • Clinical outcomes of any kind
  • Software that is automatically HIPAA compliant
  • Testimonials or reviews that patients did not give
  • No patient health information in marketing forms

    Inquiry and consultation forms ask for contact details and business information only. Clinical questions are handled by the practice through its own secure systems.

  • HIPAA reviewed per implementation

    Where a portal or automation could touch protected health information, the design, hosting, vendors, and access rules are reviewed with your compliance advisor before anything is built. We do not describe any tool or integration as automatically HIPAA compliant.

  • Business associate agreements where required

    Vendors that would handle protected health information must sign a business associate agreement. Tools that will not sign one are kept away from patient data.

  • Access controls and audit history

    Role based permissions by office and job, so staff see only what they need, with a record of who viewed or changed sensitive records.

  • Human oversight of AI

    AI never gives clinical advice, diagnoses, or patient specific recommendations. Anything patient specific is reviewed by staff before it is sent.

  • Consent and professional advertising rules

    Testimonials, photos, and before and after images require written patient consent, and advertising follows state dental board rules and platform health policies.

Where each record lives. Clinical information stays in the practice management software; the audit confirms the real systems and owners.
  • Clinical records and treatment plans

    System of record
    Practice management software
    Owner
    The practice
    Where it moves
    Stay in the practice software. Not copied into marketing tools.
  • Appointments

    System of record
    Practice management software
    Owner
    Front desk
    Where it moves
    Counts and status read into reporting where the integration allows.
  • Appointment requests

    System of record
    Operations portal
    Owner
    Assigned office staff
    Where it moves
    Captured from the website, calls, and campaigns with office and source.
  • Campaign spend and results

    System of record
    Google and Meta ad accounts
    Owner
    FXXK, with practice approval
    Where it moves
    Read into location reporting daily.
  • Listings and reviews

    System of record
    Google Business Profile per office
    Owner
    FXXK and office managers
    Where it moves
    Activity read into reporting; responses follow approved guidelines.

Flagship investment

An enterprise engagement, scoped by an audit.

Complete dental overhauls are scoped as six figure engagements and can include strategy, design, engineering, marketing infrastructure, automation, implementation, and ongoing management. There is no fixed package price and no promised return. The audit sets scope and investment, and each phase is approved before the next begins.

What sets the investment

  • Scope

    Which of the six pillars the audit recommends now, which can wait, and how much is new build versus improvement of what already works.

  • Locations and brands

    How many locations, concepts, or brands need their own pages, listings, content, permissions, and reporting.

  • Integrations

    How many existing platforms need to connect, what their interfaces allow, and whether vendor cooperation is required.

  • Data quality

    How clean and consistent current records are: menus, hours, services, client lists, consent records, and identifiers.

  • Ongoing support

    Whether search, campaigns, content production, software maintenance, and fractional CMO leadership continue after launch.

  • Offices and practice software

    How many offices need their own pages, listings, campaigns, and permissions, and what your practice management software allows us to integrate.

Discuss Your Full Overhaul

Identified separately, where they apply

  • Advertising spend paid to Google, Meta, or other platforms
  • Third party software subscriptions and platform fees
  • Payment processing
  • Hosting and infrastructure
  • AI model usage

The investment ranges on our consultation form

The same ranges used across the full overhaul. They help us propose a realistic first phase. They are not prices, and choosing one commits you to nothing.

  • Under $10,000
  • $10,000 to $25,000
  • $25,000 to $50,000
  • $50,000 to $100,000
  • $100,000+
  • Need help determining scope

Not ready for a program?

A website, local SEO, campaigns, or content production can each be engaged on its own, and a smaller first phase is always an option.

See individual services
How the full business overhaul works

How the engagement runs

Six steps from audit to continuous improvement.

On site operational audits at each office can be scoped into larger engagements.

  1. 01

    Complete business and digital infrastructure audit

    We review the website, listings, campaigns, phone and form handling, reporting, and the systems behind them for the whole group.

    Output
    An audit of what exists, what works, and where patients and staff time are lost.
    Before the next step
    Leadership agrees on the findings and the priorities.
  2. 02

    Evaluate each office and its workflows

    We map how each location answers inquiries, follows up, books, and reports. On site operational audits can be scoped into larger engagements.

    Output
    A workflow map per office, with the differences that matter.
    Before the next step
    Office managers confirm the map reflects how work actually happens.
  3. 03

    Develop a centralized growth and operations strategy

    One plan for marketing, patient acquisition, operations software, and automation across every office, phased by impact.

    Output
    A phased roadmap with scope, ownership, and a measurement plan.
    Before the next step
    Scope, budget, and compliance requirements are approved.
  4. 04

    Build the website, marketing, and software infrastructure

    Design, engineering, tracking, integrations, and content production, delivered in phases so each part can be reviewed.

    Output
    Website, listings, tracking, portal, and automations ready for launch.
    Before the next step
    Testing, security review, and staff training are complete.
  5. 05

    Launch and optimize acquisition campaigns

    Campaigns go live office by office, with tracking verified before budget increases.

    Output
    Live campaigns and reporting by location and treatment.
    Before the next step
    Tracking is confirmed accurate against the practice’s own records.
  6. 06

    Monitor performance and continuously improve

    Regular reviews of the dashboard with leadership, with campaigns, content, and workflows adjusted on evidence.

    Output
    A continuing improvement cadence and ongoing management.
    Before the next step
    Reviewed together on an agreed schedule.

Measurement plan

Measure booked appointments, by office, honestly.

These are the measures we would track once baselines are set. They describe a plan, not results already achieved.

Patient acquisition

Appointment requests
Calls and forms that ask for an appointment, by office and source.
Request to booking rate
Booked appointments divided by appointment requests, where bookings can be matched.
Cost per booked appointment
Media spend divided by booked appointments from that campaign, where tracking is reliable.

Operations

Time to first response
Minutes from inquiry to first contact during office hours.
Follow up completion
Open requests with a completed follow up by the due time.
Reporting hours
Staff hours spent assembling reports before and after automation.

Visibility

Local search actions
Calls, direction requests, and website visits from each office’s Google Business Profile.
Treatment page inquiries
Appointment requests that started on a treatment page.

Numbers that are often confused.

  • An appointment request

    is not a booked appointment

    Requests measure marketing; bookings measure whether the practice converted them. We report both.

  • A booked appointment

    is not a new patient’s lifetime value

    Value depends on treatment acceptance and care, which marketing does not control and we do not claim.

  • Practice production

    is not profit

    Where revenue is shown, it comes from the practice software and is not adjusted for costs.

Baselines are set during the audit. Revenue appears only where the practice management software can be integrated reliably, and no figure on this page is a forecast of results.

Proof, stated plainly

No dental engagement published yet. Real systems behind the approach.

We have not published a dental client, and this page does not imply one. There are no dental testimonials or results here, and the dashboard figures are fictional.

The approach draws on work we have delivered elsewhere: custom operations portals for Magpie Bakery, JV Design MFG, and Serpent Drain, and websites, local search, and paid acquisition for local businesses in our case studies, each shown with its actual status.

Dental practice questions

What owners ask before a group wide overhaul.

8 of 8 questions

What does dental practice marketing include in a full overhaul?

A full overhaul connects six parts: a custom website with location and treatment pages, local SEO and AI search visibility for every office, paid patient acquisition, photography and video, a custom operations portal, and workflow automation. They are planned together so every inquiry can be traced from its source to the office that booked it.

How do you market a multi location dental group?

Treat the group as one brand and each office as its own local business. Every location needs its own page, Google Business Profile, campaigns, and reporting, while follow up standards, branding, and dashboards are shared. That way owners can compare offices on the same definitions instead of by feel.

Do we have to replace our practice management software?

No. We build around the systems you already run, such as your practice management software, phone system, and ad accounts. Where your software allows a reliable integration, the portal reads appointment information from it; where it does not, we design around that limit instead of forcing a replacement.

Is the operations portal HIPAA compliant?

Compliance depends on how a system is built, hosted, accessed, and contracted, so we do not describe any software as automatically HIPAA compliant. Where a portal or automation could touch protected health information, the design, hosting, vendor agreements, and access controls are reviewed with your compliance advisor as part of the implementation.

Can AI answer patient questions?

AI can answer general questions such as hours, locations, accepted insurance, and how to request an appointment, and it can route requests and follow up missed calls where appropriate. It does not give clinical advice or patient specific recommendations, and anything patient specific is reviewed by staff.

How much does a dental practice overhaul cost?

Complete overhauls for established practices and multi location groups are scoped as six figure engagements after an audit, and can include strategy, design, engineering, marketing infrastructure, automation, implementation, and ongoing management. There is no fixed package price. Advertising spend and software subscriptions are billed separately. Individual services remain available on their own.

Can you guarantee more patients?

No. Patient volume depends on your market, offices, services, capacity, and how inquiries are handled. We commit to building the infrastructure, tracking it honestly, and improving it on evidence, and we report requests and booked appointments separately so results are clear.

Have you worked with dental practices before?

We have not published a dental engagement, and this page does not imply one. The approach draws on websites, local search, campaigns, content, and custom operations portals we have built and run for other businesses, which are shown in our case studies with their actual status.

Strategy consultation

Let’s build the infrastructure behind your next stage of growth.

Tell us about your offices, your systems, and where growth gets stuck. Lucas reviews every request personally before the first conversation. Please do not include any patient information.

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