dental practices · Microsoft Ads
Microsoft Ads for dentists: reach older, higher-value patients.
Implant and full-arch patients skew older and desktop-heavy. We mirror your best Google campaigns there.
What is included
- Import of proven Google campaigns
- Separate budgets and bids
- Audience and device adjustments
- Microsoft-specific negatives
- Reporting on the same Monday Scorecard
Bing reaches patients Google Ads misses.
Microsoft Advertising serves Bing, the default search on Windows, where many older patients researching implants and dentures search on a desktop.
We import what already works.
Your best Google procedure campaigns move over first. Then we adjust bids, devices and negatives for Bing users.
It comes after Google is profitable.
We add Microsoft once your Google campaigns book new patients at a cost you are happy with.
Mistakes we fix
- Imported campaigns left on autopilot
- Budgets shared with Google
- Missing the privacy setup on Microsoft's tracking tag
Flat fee, month to month. See what each plan includes.
Microsoft Ads: common questions
- Which plans include Microsoft Ads?
- Growth and Implant & Multi-Location.
- Is Microsoft worth it for implants?
- Often, because the audience skews older. We test it on its own budget and keep it only if the cost per new patient holds up.
- Do I need a separate account?
- Yes, in your practice's name. We set it up and you own it.
Related
Google Ads
Procedure-level Search, careful use of Performance Max, and offline new-patient imports.
Learn moreAll-on-4 & full-arch ads
Separate budget, seminar and consult funnels, and financing conversations.
Learn moreDental implant ads
Cost and financing pages, consult offers and bids set by case value.
Learn moreSee what a new patient really costs you, and whether your tracking is leaking data.
Free 15-point audit: wasted spend, procedure split, a tracking privacy check and 5 call reviews. Loom video in 3 business days.