Social media management for a dental practice
Social media rarely books an implant case on its own. What it does is settle the person who found you in the map pack, opened Instagram and wanted to know whether you are a real practice or an empty room. Nine posts and a two-year gap costs you patients you never hear about.
The material is already in the building. The doctor answering one question in 30 seconds. New equipment. The team at a food drive. Whitening before graduation season. Three posts a week is plenty.
One rule matters more here than anywhere else: no patient face, no chart, no procedure story and no review screenshot naming a patient without written authorization. A well-meaning team member posting a happy patient is the most common way a small practice creates a real problem.
Two weeks in, working looks like a profile a nervous 45 year old scrolls for a minute and decides is fine.