Google Ads for dentists. Know the click cost first.
Google Ads for dentists from Fully Booked Clinics put UK private practices in front of patients searching for a treatment. Campaigns sit in your own account, and no campaign launches until enquiry tracking is verified.
Get your free clinic visibility scanWhat a click costs.
On these five treatments, the "near me" search costs more at the top of the page.
| Search | A click |
|---|---|
| Invisalign near me | £4.07 to £22.87 |
| Dental implants near me | £2.30 to £12.04 |
| Invisalign | £2.68 to £11.45 |
| Veneers near me | £1.38 to £7.71 |
| Dental implants | £1.57 to £7.55 |
| Composite bonding near me | £1.30 to £7.25 |
| Veneers | £1.51 to £5.24 |
| Composite bonding | £1.19 to £4.96 |
| Teeth whitening near me | £0.96 to £2.98 |
| Teeth whitening | £1.04 to £2.74 |
What an ad can say.
The GDC bars comparing your dentists' skills or qualifications with anyone else's, so we write headlines about your own experience. See the GDC's advertising rules.
Not
More qualified than other local dentistsSayExperienced in implants
Not
Implant specialistSaySpecial interest in implants
What you get.
From £500 a month, or 15% of ad spend, whichever is higher
Recommended minimum ad spend £500 a month, paid directly to the platform. 30 days' written notice to end.
- Campaign built in your own Google Ads account
- Tracking verified before launch
- 3 ad variants per ad group
- Monthly changes to search terms, bids and budget
- Monthly landing page review
- Live dashboard, refreshed weekly, plus a written report every month
Google Ads sit within our dental marketing for private practices. Dental SEO goes after the same treatments without a cost per click, and a dental website gives each click a page to land on. Other clinic types start from our healthcare PPC agency page.
Asked by clinic owners.
How much do Google Ads cost for dentists?
Two costs. Management is from £500 a month, or 15% of ad spend, whichever is higher. Clicks are paid to Google from your own payment method, with a recommended minimum of £500 a month.
Does an ad need a GDC number?
If it names a dentist, yes. The GDC asks for the registration number wherever a dental professional's name appears in information they produce.
Who owns the account?
You do. Ad spend never runs through us, and you keep the account and its history if you leave.
Do you guarantee new patients?
No. Rankings and patient numbers depend on things nobody controls. We promise the work, and a dashboard that shows you what it did.
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