Dental Marketing
That Fills the Chair
An AI marketing agent for dental practices. Sprites runs Google Ads and Facebook ads for new patients, keeps high-value treatments like implants and Invisalign on their own budgets, and builds the dental SEO and Business Profile activity that wins near-me searches. You approve every change.
Trusted by 200+ marketing teams
How It Works
Connect the practice's accounts
Link Google Ads, Meta, Google Analytics, Search Console and your Google Business Profile. Sprites maps what you spend on each treatment and which ones actually book.
Separate routine care from high-value cases
A cleaning and a full-arch implant case should not share a budget or a message. The agent builds treatment-level campaigns and stages offers, audiences and copy for your review.
Win the near-me search
Sprites writes treatment and location pages, fixes on-page SEO, posts to your Business Profile and drafts review replies, so the practice shows up when patients search nearby.
Where dental marketing budgets leak, and what the agent does
Most practices run one campaign for everything. Splitting by treatment and patient type is where the gains usually are.
| The problem | What the agent does | What you approve |
|---|---|---|
| One campaign for every treatment | Cleanings, emergencies, implants, Invisalign and veneers compete for one budget. Sprites splits them so each has its own keywords, bids and landing page. | A treatment-level campaign plan |
| Insurance patients vs cosmetic cases | Insurance-driven searches and elective cosmetic searches convert differently and are worth different amounts. The agent writes separate copy and offers for each. | Offer and copy variants per patient type |
| Health ad policies on Meta | Meta does not allow ads that assert or imply a person's health condition, so "Missing teeth?" style hooks get rejected. Sprites writes around the rule from the start. | Policy-aware Facebook ad copy |
| New-patient offers that expire quietly | A $99 exam special that stopped converting keeps spending. The agent watches cost per booked patient and flags offers to rotate. | Weekly offer performance report |
| Invisible on the map | Near-me searches go to practices with active profiles and fresh reviews. Sprites posts updates and drafts replies to every new review. | Business Profile posts and review replies |
Google Ads and Facebook ads for dentists
Treatment-level Search campaigns, new-patient offers on Facebook and Instagram, radius targeting around the practice and policy-aware copy.
Dental SEO and local search
Treatment and location pages, on-page fixes, Business Profile posts, review replies and tracking of how AI assistants recommend dentists near you.
Dental Marketing templates
Dental Implant Search Campaign
A dedicated Google Ads campaign for implants and full-arch cases with its own budget and landing page.
New-Patient Facebook Offer
A radius-targeted Facebook and Instagram ad for your new-patient special, written to Meta's health ad rules.
Invisalign and Cosmetic Ads
Separate copy and audiences for elective cosmetic treatments.
Dental Ads Waste Audit
Find search terms and locations that spend without booking appointments.
Dental SEO Plan
Treatment and neighborhood pages ranked by local search demand.
Competitor Practice Research
What the practices around you run on Google and Facebook.
Integrations
Google Ads
Meta Ads
SEO Research
WordPress
OpenAI / ChatGPT
Our Users Love Sprites
“Sprites made us an AI-native agency. The quality and level of work we deliver now is on a completely different tier. It's not a tool we use, it's how we operate.”
Brooks Golden
Founder · Growth Architects
“We took our ABM playbook back from two agencies and cut cost-per-lead by two-thirds in six weeks. Sprites turned our marketing into an in-house ads and content factory.”
Helghardt Avenant
Founder & CEO · Rehive
“I've already recommended it to 4–5 other founders. It freed up time for strategic work while getting us users from ChatGPT and Google Ads on autopilot.”
Jos van der Westhuizen
CEO · Coplay
See the ads, then go deeper
- Real adsDentist adsReal ads from dental practices and DSOs: the new-patient offers, implant hooks and formats they run.Read
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- ChannelAI for Facebook adsHow the Meta agent builds audiences, writes creative and manages budgets under your approval.Read
Questions, answered
What does Sprites do for dental marketing?
Sprites is an AI marketing agent that runs Google Ads, Facebook and Instagram ads, dental SEO and your Google Business Profile. It builds treatment-level campaigns, writes offers and pages, replies to reviews and reports weekly. Every change waits for your approval.
How is this different from dental marketing companies?
Dental marketing companies charge a retainer and work through an account manager. Sprites is software your practice runs: it does the same audits, builds and optimizations, you see and approve each change, and plans start at $66/month billed yearly ($99 month to month).
Can Sprites run Facebook ads for dentists?
Yes. The Meta agent builds campaigns, radius targeting around your practice, new-patient offers and lead ads that use your Instant Forms. It writes to Meta's health policy, which rejects copy that implies the viewer has a dental condition.
How does Sprites handle dental SEO marketing?
It researches the treatments people search for in your area, plans one page per treatment and location, writes drafts for your review and publishes them to your CMS. It also fixes titles, headings and schema, and keeps your Business Profile posting.
Should implants and cleanings be in separate campaigns?
Usually, yes. They differ in search volume, cost per click and value per patient, so a shared budget lets the cheaper clicks crowd out the valuable ones. Sprites proposes the split and the budgets, and you decide.
Does Sprites access patient records?
No. It works from your ad accounts, analytics, Search Console, website and Business Profile. It does not connect to practice management software, and review replies never confirm that someone is a patient.