More denture patients for your clinic.

Yes. We keep service information factual and responsible, avoid claims about outcomes we cannot substantiate, and are happy for you to review content before it goes live. The General Dental Council’s guidance on advertising applies to clinical dental technicians as well as dentists, alongside the general UK advertising rules.

In practice, that means showing your GDC registration number and qualification, using your registered title correctly — never “denture specialist”, which the GDC specifically warns against — making clear treatment depends on an assessment, and using genuine reviews only.

Yes. Many people assume they need a dentist for new dentures. We write clear, accurate content explaining that a clinical dental technician can make and fit complete dentures directly for patients with no natural teeth, and when a patient will need to see a dentist first — for example for partial dentures or implant work.

The Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, giving each clinic its own optimised Google profile and visibility in its own area, so your sites don’t compete with one another.

Repair searches are urgent, so a corrected profile with clear opening hours and turnaround times can bring extra calls within weeks. Ranking higher for new dentures and being named by AI assistants takes longer, usually three to six months depending on how many clinics and dental practices compete locally.

No. You pay on a rolling monthly basis and can end the plan before any upcoming billing date. The clinic’s Google profile, healthcare listings and links stay live and remain with the practice.

Relationships with local dentists are often the most valuable. Practices that don’t make dentures in-house may refer complete denture patients to you, and you’ll need a dentist’s treatment plan for partial dentures and implant-retained work. A simple, reliable referral process benefits both sides.

Care homes, sheltered housing schemes, carers’ groups and community organisations are also worth building links with, as residents and families often need repairs and replacement dentures at short notice.

Show that you are registered with the General Dental Council as a clinical dental technician, with your registration number, and explain what that title allows you to do. Membership of professional associations, years of experience and any training in implant-retained dentures are also worth including, along with your complaints procedure.

Clear guide prices for repairs, relines and new complete dentures help patients decide before they call, especially those comparing private costs with NHS options. Explain what is included — consultations, fitting appointments and aftercare — and make clear the final cost depends on an assessment. If you offer finance, make sure the arrangement and the way you promote it follow FCA rules.

Plenty of patients first walk through your door clutching a broken denture. Explain honestly when a denture is nearing the end of its life, offer a follow-up check, and keep in touch with permission. Patients who trust you with an urgent repair are often the ones who come back for a new set and recommend you to friends.