Emergency intent
Examples: emergency dentist, dentist open now, tooth pain dentist, broken tooth dentist, same-day dentist + location modifiers where relevant.
A useful dental keyword list is not one giant spreadsheet. It is a map of urgent, routine and high-value treatment intent that matches the clinic's actual services.
Examples: emergency dentist, dentist open now, tooth pain dentist, broken tooth dentist, same-day dentist + location modifiers where relevant.
Examples: dentist near me, dental check-up, hygienist, filling, family dentist. Keep the list aligned to services the practice genuinely provides.
Examples: dental implants, Invisalign or clear aligners, veneers, cosmetic dentist, full-mouth restoration. These searches usually need dedicated landing pages.
Examples: implant cost, Invisalign price, dental implant consultation. Price research can be commercial intent when the landing page answers the question honestly.
Negative keywords are not a one-time template. Start with obvious exclusions, then use the actual Search terms report to expand the list based on real traffic.
Exact, phrase and broad match control how Google can match searches, but the Search terms report still decides whether the traffic is commercially useful.
A keyword can be relevant and still be a bad click if the patient is outside the clinic's realistic catchment area.
An implant query should land on an implant-focused page, not a generic homepage that forces the patient to start the research again.
Tight local radius, availability-led copy, call visibility and scheduling that matches when the clinic can actually respond.
Broader consideration window, stronger qualification, treatment-specific page and measurement beyond the first form fill.
Consultation and price-comparison intent, with dedicated messaging and financing information where appropriate and accurate.
Keep branded searches visible separately so brand demand does not make non-brand acquisition look artificially efficient.
The best keywords are the ones that match treatments the clinic actually offers, in locations it can serve, with clear patient intent. A generic master list should be adapted to the practice.
Usually not. Urgent searches and high-consideration treatment searches behave differently and often need separate budgets, ads, schedules and landing pages.
Yes. Job, training, DIY, unsupported treatment and irrelevant location searches can consume budget unless they are reviewed and excluded where appropriate.
Broad match can be useful in some accounts, but it should be paired with reliable conversion tracking, search-term review and a bidding strategy that has enough trustworthy data.
Review them frequently during launch and whenever traffic or targeting changes. The exact cadence depends on spend and query volume.
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