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The questions, answered first.
Six questions a practice actually asks before it spends anything, answered first and explained second. Every number here is either a published benchmark or a figure we measured, and each one says which it is.
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How much does it cost to acquire a full arch implant case?
Published benchmarks put the cost of acquiring a full arch implant case at $1,500 to $3,500 in ad spend for a competently run operation, and $4,000 to $7,000 where intake is slow and no coordinator process exists.
02
How much should a dental practice spend on implant marketing?
At published benchmark rates, a practice spending 5,000 dollars a month on qualified full arch leads produces roughly 2 to 4 seated arches a month.
03
Why do full arch leads not convert?
Out of 100 full arch leads, roughly 3 become a seated arch, and half are lost before anybody ever speaks to them.
04
How long does it take to close a full arch case?
Booking activity on a new full arch campaign peaks in weeks 4 through 10, and full decision cycles commonly run 6 to 12 months.
05
Should a dental practice run Google Ads or Facebook ads for dental implants?
It is not an either or choice, because the two channels do different jobs and a full arch practice generally needs both.
06
How do you qualify a full arch implant lead?
A full arch lead is qualified on four screens: clinical candidacy, geography, financial capacity, and readiness.
Check whether your market is open.
One full arch client per metro. Exclusivity covers full arch marketing only. It is not a general territory lock across every kind of dental marketing. If yours is held, we will tell you it is held.