The family walking through your door arrived recently from Caracas or Bogotá. The mother wants her smile fixed. The father lost a molar a year ago and hasn't done anything about it.
If they pick you, they can stay for years. Coming in second costs you.
You see what each treatment brings in
A veneers inquiry and a full-arch inquiry aren't worth the same. Each treatment runs with its own video and its own numbers, so you see where the higher-value cases are.

First, smile design. Veneers and aligners for adults in their thirties and forties.
Then, implants. Single-tooth, for people who work, lost a molar and don't want a long process.
All-on-X, on its own. With an ad that speaks to the parent and to the son or daughter searching on their behalf.
Veneers, implants or All-on-X first? We'll decide it with you on a call.
Your doctor, in your patient's words
Every community asks different questions. Your doctor answers the ones Venezuelan and Colombian families in Doral ask, so they feel your clinic is theirs.
We film two days a month in your office. The first video explains an implant to someone who works full time: how many visits it takes, whether they'll miss work and what they'll have in the meantime.

"I started a treatment back home. Can you finish it here?"
Your doctor answers that on camera. If a patient from the same community agrees, they tell their story too.
From the ad to your calendar
The ads
They run on Facebook and Instagram for the families who live near your clinic.
The call
Our bilingual coordinator calls every inquiry and puts the appointment on your calendar.
From day 1 to day 30
- Day 1
You tell us how your schedule looks today and what sells most: cosmetic work, implants or All-on-X.
- Day 15
You go live with your doctor's videos.
- Day 17
The first inquiries come in.
- Day 30
You see what each treatment brought in, compared with day 1.
- 3 in 10inquiries book an appointment
- $11 × $1in treatments sold for every $1 of ad spend, in the first weeks of a campaign
If most of your patients are Hispanic, keep going with clinics with Hispanic patients. Close by, in Hialeah, the patient is almost the opposite. Older, Cuban and Spanish-first.
Run the math on a family that stays with you.