Best Dental Keywords | Top 25 Keywords for Dentists

Competition between local dentists is fierce.  You need a quality marketing program to continually generate new patients while retaining the old.  When it comes to SEO for Dentists, you need to know the keywords people are using when looking for the services you provide.

We’ll start with the high level queries people use to search for dental services.

  • Dentist
  • Dentist office
  • Dentist near me
  • Emergency dentist
  • Pediatric dentist
  • Family dentist
  • Kids dentist

If you are optimizing a page for a local Dental office, you must include most of these terms in the title, description, headings and page content.  Otherwise you will have a hard time ranking in Google for searches related to someone’s dental needs.

 

Other services and topics related to dentists.  These are the services provided or even tooth issues.

  • Dental implants
  • Cost of dental implants
  • Teeth whitening
  • Wisdom teeth removal
  • Teeth cleaning
  • Grinding teeth
  • Affordable dentures
  • Invisalign
  • Tooth pain
  • Root canal
  • Veneers

 

Here are a few questions people ask related to dental services which could be great blog posts or heading on your landing pages:

  • How much do dental implants cost?
  • Does insurance cover dental implants?
  • How much does teeth whitening cost?
  • What is gum disease?
  • What is tooth decay?

 

Here are the google trends results

 


 

Also see our article on Digital Marketing Tips for Dentists

 

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