04/08/2026
I replaced an SEO agency for a dental client last year.
First thing I found when I looked at their work — they were using the exact same content strategy for the dental clinic as they were for a pizza shop they also managed.
This is more common than you'd think. And here's why it quietly destroys your results.
Dental websites fall into a category Google takes very seriously. It's called Your Money or Your Life. Health websites where bad or misleading information could actually harm someone. Google holds these sites to a much higher standard. It wants proof that a real expert is behind the content. Clinical depth. Credentials. Real experience.
Not a generalist copywriter writing "top five tips for healthy teeth" because they did the same thing for a pizza shop last Tuesday.
Google can tell the difference. And it ranks you accordingly.
A dental website with a dedicated page for each service implants, Invisalign, veneers, emergency care, signals to Google that this clinic knows what it's doing. A homepage with a generic services list signals almost nothing.
After replacing 40 agencies across five countries, this is the gap I see every single time. Generalist content. Generic results.
One question to ask your agency before your next meeting.
What percentage of your clients are dental practices?
If the answer is under 50%, you are funding their education. A specialist already knows what works. You should not be paying someone to figure it out using your budget.
This is exactly what we do. Only dental clinics. Every day.
Send this to a dentist stuck with a generalist agency.
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