Marketing for
oral & maxillofacial surgery
The diagnostic
Why do most OMS practices stall at the same surgical case number?
01
Wisdom-teeth and implant referral flow from GPs and orthodontists is inconsistent and completely untracked – nobody notices a referral source going quiet until case volume drops.
02
Trauma and urgent pathology searches are high-urgency, a slow response sends that patient to the next practice in line within minutes.
03
High-value surgical cases, once consulted, get lost without a structured follow-up system between consultation and scheduled surgery.
What we build for
oral & maxillofacial surgery practices
Module 01
Referral Pipeline Tracking
Module 02
Emergency & Trauma Response Capture
Fast-response search visibility and call-handling built specifically for high-urgency trauma and pathology searches, where response speed decides who gets the patient.
Module 03
Surgical Case Nurture
Structured, automated follow-up between consultation and scheduled surgery for complex, high-value cases, so interest doesn’t quietly stall.
Proof Signal
$59
Cost Per Conversion
Richmond Dental Care
Richmond, TX · Dec 2025 → Feb 2026 · 90 days
Questions we hear often
Honest answers before you book.
How fast does the emergency/trauma capture system actually respond?
Call and inquiry capture is built for near-immediate response, since trauma and urgent pathology searches are typically decided within minutes, not hours.
Can you track referrals from both general dentists and orthodontists?
Yes. Referral Pipeline Tracking covers every referring source type relevant to your practice, reported separately so you can see which relationships are strongest.
What does surgical case nurture look like
in practice?
in practice?
Automated, HIPAA-aware follow-up touchpoints between the initial consult and the scheduled surgery date, reducing drop-off on high-value cases already in your pipeline.
Is this suitable for a solo OMS practice or only larger groups?
Both the referral tracking and emergency capture systems scale from a single-surgeon practice up to a multi-location OMS group.