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Quick summary: This page is for owner-run general and family dental offices. It routes you to local SEO for general dentists and to the SEO, AEO | GEO and SEO content pages written for dental practices. Nearly every general office should start with local SEO, because new patients pick a dentist from the map without a referral.
The Local SEO program starts at $850/mo per location, one fee for most general offices. See packages and the dental practices page.
One search dwarfs the rest. Ahrefs Keywords Explorer shows about 759,000 searches a month in the United States for "dentist near me", about 39,000 for "cosmetic dentist near me" and about 23,000 for "family dentist near me".
So keep "Dentist" as the primary category and win the smaller searches with pages. Name the treatment, not a title. A general dentist who offers aligners should not be called an orthodontist, and state dental boards set their own rules.
Usually only several blocks. New patients choose from the map pack, so local SEO is the first job.
No, in most cases. The main dentist search is about 19 times larger than the cosmetic one. Keep the broad category and add service pages.
Yes. Say the office provides the treatment. Do not use the words orthodontist, periodontist or specialist for a general dentist, and check your state board's rules.
No. Galli Local works with several kinds of small business. It is new, with no dental client results yet.