Claim in the category
$4.3 billion in production generated
The problem
No date range. No definition of production. No client list. Nothing to check.
The guessing game is over
Before anything runs, we pull the census and demographic profile of your service area and match it against practices in our network with the same profile. You start from campaigns that already produced arches in a market that looks like yours. Then we measure the result against a published standard, so you can check every number we hand you.
90 day money back guarantee
Excludes ad spend, which goes to the platforms and not to us.
What it requiresPractices in network
1,000+
Launch in
14 days or less
Guarantee
90 days
Monthly contract
None
Full arch per metro
One
We start by looking it up.
Step 01 of 04
We pull census and demographic data for your actual service radius, not your city. Age distribution, household income, education, and the population characteristics that correlate with tooth loss and with financing approval.
Matching a market profile requires comparables, and comparables require volume. To say that a service radius with this age skew, this income band, and this provider density responds to a particular offer structure, you have to have already run enough markets that look like it to know. That is arithmetic, not a boast.
A boutique agency with twelve clients cannot do this, no matter how talented the people are. With twelve markets there is no comparable set, so month one is a hypothesis and your budget is the test. The scale of the network is the only reason the guessing stage can be skipped, which is why we treat the figure as a mechanism rather than a credential.
It also has to survive our own standard. We do not publish a number without defining it, so the definition travels with the figure everywhere it appears on this site, including here.
Practices in network
1,000+
Practices marketed for across our network. This is a reach figure, not a count of full arch clients, and not a production claim. We are not going to inflate it into one.
Claim in the category
$4.3 billion in production generated
The problem
No date range. No definition of production. No client list. Nothing to check.
Claim in the category
75 percent case acceptance
The problem
Independent benchmarks for implant case acceptance sit at 28 to 35 percent. A number more than double the benchmark, with no denominator stated, is not a result. It is a headline.
Claim in the category
8 to 10 arches per month
The problem
Printed directly above a no-refund policy. The biggest promise in the category is attached to the least recourse in the category.
Claim in the category
Guaranteed qualified leads
The problem
Reported cost per lead in this niche ranges from 15 dollars to 750 dollars. That is not a performance gap. It is four different definitions of the word lead.
This is the real shape of a full arch funnel. Every agency in this category knows it. Almost none of them will show it to you before you sign.
Leads
100
Start
Contacted
50
50% survive
Qualified
25
50% survive
Scheduled
20
80% survive
Showed
12
60% survive
Qualified at consult
11
90% survive
Started
3
30% survive
Benchmark target rates, not achieved rates. Source: published full arch funnel benchmarks, 2026. At a 60 dollar raw cost per lead this funnel produces an arch for roughly 2,000 dollars.
The leak model
Four operational changes, each switched off at the industry baseline and on with us. Two of them make the funnel narrower and the arches cheaper at the same time. That is the part nobody explains.
Industry average first response is 42 hours. Contacting inside five minutes multiplies contact odds roughly ninefold.
Contact rate 50%
Screening earlier removes more leads and removes them before you have paid for a show. Fewer qualified leads, cheaper arches.
Qualified 50%, 10% lost at the chair
A 50 to 100 dollar refundable deposit is the highest ROI single change available. You lose top of funnel volume and buy show rate.
Show rate 60%
Anchoring the monthly payment before the fee is stated is the specific tactic credited with moving close rate from the mid 20s to the high 30s.
Start rate 30%
Start of funnel
50% survive
50% survive
85% survive
60% survive
81% survive
30% survive
Readout
Arches per 100 leads
3.1
Cost per arch
$1,940
Collected per 100 leads
$77,456
Return on ad spend
12.9x
All switches off. This is the industry baseline.
This model uses published industry benchmark rates, not Archworks client results. The toggle effects are drawn from published research on lead response time, deposit policy, and case acceptance training. It is a model of the mechanics, not a projection of your results.
Practices
You place arches and you want the chair full. We build the funnel, run the media, and hand your coordinator qualified consults with the financing conversation already started.
Read moreGroups + DSOs
Your constraint is not leads. It is matching lead flow to surgical capacity across locations. We route demand per site and per surgeon, and attribute production to the location that produced it.
Read moreInstitutes
Two funnels running at once: doctors enrolling in the course, and live patients to treat during it. Nobody else in this category builds both. We have built this exact system repeatedly.
Read moreLead, qualified, booked, showed, presented, started and collected each have a written definition inside The Arch Standard. The definition states what counts, what does not count, and when the event is recorded. That means the numbers on your report can be checked against a published rule rather than believed on trust. If we change a definition, the change is dated and visible, and prior reports keep the definition they were written under.
When a case closes, we push the closed opportunity and its real collected value back into Meta and Google as a conversion event. Delivery then optimizes toward the ad sets that produce arches instead of the ad sets that produce cheap form fills. Most practices cannot do this, because their practice management system does not talk to their CRM. Connecting those two systems is part of the engagement, not an upsell.
Peak booking lands in weeks four through ten, not week one, and full arch decision cycles commonly run six to twelve months from first contact to seated case. So we do not ask you to sign a term, and we do not pretend a 30 day read is a verdict. We will tell you plainly that judging a full arch campaign on month one is judging it before the first cohort has closed, publish the numbers either way, and let you decide at the end of any month.
Full arch exclusivity applies to new engagements under this brand, per metro. The wider network we market for is largely general dental work, which is a different service and a different funnel and does not compete with a full arch client. Territorial exclusivity is claimed by roughly a third of this category and verified by none of it, so we keep a live market list you can check in about ten seconds instead of taking a promise on a sales call. If a metro is held for full arch, we tell you it is held.
One full arch client per metro. If yours is held, we will tell you it is held.