Dental SEO and website design that brings in new patients.
When someone searches for a dentist, or for a procedure like implants or aligners, you want your practice in the map results and on a website that makes booking easy. We build the site and run the SEO so both do the same job.
Truvaldi designs fast, accessible dental websites and handles the local SEO behind them, using the same approach we apply to medical and aesthetics practices.
Where dental practices lose new patients online.
Not showing in the map results
Many new patients choose from the local map results at the top of the page. A thin Google Business Profile and few reviews can keep a good practice out of them.
A site that looks fine but does not book
Slow pages, small buttons on phones, and a buried phone number or scheduling link turn interested visitors into abandoned visits.
One page for every service
Patients search for specific things, such as emergency dentist, implants, or clear aligners. A single services page rarely matches them.
Calls that never get answered
Marketing brings in calls, and busy front desks miss some of them. A new-patient call that reaches voicemail often goes to the next practice.
One system for search, site, and follow-through.
Pick the pieces you need. They work best together.
Google Business Profile optimization
Categories, services, hours, photos, posts, and questions set up properly and kept current, because this profile drives most map-result visibility.
Compliant review process
A simple way to ask real patients for reviews after visits. No fake reviews, no review gating, and no incentives that break platform rules.
Service pages that match searches
Separate pages for the services you actually provide, such as implants, aligners, emergency care, cosmetic, and pediatric, with content your dentist can check and approve.
Fast, accessible website design
Mobile-first pages, click-to-call, online scheduling links, clear insurance information, and accessibility built in toward WCAG 2.1 AA.
Technical SEO and schema
Clean site structure, page speed, indexing, local business markup, and tracking set up so you can see calls and form submissions.
Front-desk follow-through (optional)
An AI receptionist and missed-call text-back so new-patient calls are not lost. See our page on AI for dental practices.
An audit first, then steady improvement.
Audit
We review your profile, website, competitors, and tracking, and show you where new patients are being lost.
Build and fix
We fix the profile and site, build the pages that are missing, and set up reviews and tracking.
Grow
Monthly content, profile updates, and reporting on calls, form submissions, and visibility, with adjustments as results come in.
Straight answers about how SEO works.
Search results take time, and no honest provider can promise a specific ranking. Here is what we can say.
SEO takes months
Local visibility can improve in weeks to a few months. Wider search rankings usually take longer, and competitive markets take the longest.
No ranking guarantees
Nobody can promise a specific ranking. We commit to the work, the reporting, and honest recommendations.
Your accounts stay yours
Your domain, website, Google Business Profile, and analytics are set up in your name, so you are never locked in.
Reporting you can read
We report on calls, form submissions, and map and search visibility, not vanity numbers.
Rules we build around for dental marketing.
These are the main issues we keep in view. They are a starting point, not legal advice, so confirm what applies to you with your counsel and your state dental board.
Forms, scheduling, and chat that collect patient information have to be set up with HIPAA in mind, with vendors that sign Business Associate Agreements where required. We also review analytics and ad tracking so health information is not sent where it should not go.
Website accessibility claims are common, so we build toward WCAG 2.1 AA and test it. Accessibility is ongoing work, not a one-time badge.
Google's policies prohibit fake reviews and review gating, and the FTC has a rule against fake reviews. State dental boards may also have rules about testimonials.
State dental boards regulate how practices describe specialties, credentials, and results. We avoid superlatives and outcome promises that cannot be supported.
Dental SEO and website design: common questions.
How long does SEO take to work?
It depends on your market and where you start. Improvements to your Google Business Profile and local visibility can show up in weeks to a few months, while broader search rankings generally take longer, and very competitive terms can take many months. Anyone promising fast, guaranteed rankings should be treated with caution.
Do you guarantee rankings?
No. Nobody outside Google can guarantee a specific ranking, and guarantees are a common sign of a risky provider. We commit to the work we will do, clear reporting, and honest recommendations.
Do you build new websites or work on existing ones?
Both. We can rebuild a site, improve the one you have, or focus on SEO and your Google Business Profile if the site is already working.
Is online scheduling HIPAA compliant?
It depends on the vendor and how it is configured. Choose a scheduling tool that signs a Business Associate Agreement where required, collect only the information needed, and avoid sending identifiable details to analytics and ad platforms.
Can you get us more reviews?
We set up a compliant process for asking real patients for reviews and for responding to them. We cannot create reviews, and we do not gate or incentivize them in ways that break platform rules.
What does it cost?
Every engagement starts with an audit and a written scope. Website projects follow our package ranges, where a website with AI tools typically runs $5,000 to $10,000, and ongoing SEO is scoped to your market after the audit.
Do you work with practices outside Arizona?
Yes. We are Phoenix-based and work remotely with practices across the United States.
Start with a free site and SEO audit.
We review your profile, site, and competitors and show you where new patients are being lost, with a written summary you can keep.