Dental marketing agency for clinics in India
Aglocom sets up factual Google Search ads, treatment pages with fees and quick enquiry replies for dental clinics, within the dentists’ code of ethics, then manages them for 30 days. Setup and the first 30 days cost ₹45,000 (early-bird). Ad spend is separate, paid to Google from your account.
Free, 30 minutes, no obligation. If we can’t help, we’ll say so.
Updated 21 October 2026
From “dentist near me” to the chair.
Each step hands the patient to the next, so no enquiry depends on someone remembering.
- Search
Search ads for each treatment, plus call ads for urgent care during clinic hours.
- Check
A treatment page with fees, visits, risks and your dentists’ qualifications.
- Alert
Each enquiry reaches a named person at the clinic at once.
- Reply
We reply to every enquiry quickly and help the patient book if they want to.
- Visit & report
A reminder before the visit. A weekly count of enquiries, bookings and visits.
Two kinds of patient. One setup for both.
Urgent: pain, a broken tooth, swelling.
They want a slot today and they call more than they fill forms. A call button, exact hours and a same-day reply matter most.
Planned: implants, aligners, braces, root canal.
They compare clinics, fees and dentists over days or weeks. A clear treatment page with fees answers most questions before they call.
Written to the dental code.
Ads and pages carry factual information the 2014 code allows, and you approve every word. What that means.
One campaign. One working system. One fixed fee.
We set it up, run it for 30 days from launch, and show you what it produced. Then you choose: continue with us, or run it yourself. Everything stays in your own accounts. We have not published dental results yet, so we will not show you any.
- You run a dental clinic or practice.
- Someone can answer enquiries the same day.
- You can set aside a monthly ad budget.
- You want smile galleries, testimonials or “painless” ads.
- There’s no ad budget yet.
- Nobody is free to take the calls.
₹45,000 Early-bird price for the first three businesses: setup and the first 30 days of management. Ad spend is separate, paid to Google from your own account. Current terms
Fixed fee, never per patient or appointment, which keeps clear of the code’s ban on agents who obtain patients commercially (8.1.4).
Request a free 30-minute callAd copy that stays within the dental code.
Dentists follow the Revised Dentists (Code of Ethics) Regulations, 2014. The National Dental Commission reminded dentists of them on 14 October 2026.
- Advertising with decorum (clause 8.1).
- A website with factual information, treatment facilities and fees (8.2.9).
- Announcing new equipment or services, without boastful claims (8.2.7).
- Announcing a new practice, a change of address or resumption (8.2.1 to 8.2.6).
- False promises and demeaning solicitation (8.1.1).
- Claims of being “best” or “first”, or of special skills (8.2.7, 8.2.8).
- Agents or canvassers who obtain patients commercially (8.1.4).
- Testimonials, before-and-after photos and recorded procedures (NDC advisory).
| Avoid | Use instead | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Best dental clinic in the city | Dental clinic in [area] · Open till 9 pm | “Best” or “first” claims are barred (dental code 8.2.7) |
| 100% painless root canal | Root canal treatment · Consultation fee ₹[x] | No false promises (8.1.1); the NMC lists “painless treatment” as barred for doctors too |
| Flat 50% off implants this week | Dental implants · Fees listed on our site | Fees may be published factually (8.2.9); we leave offers out |
| “Dr X changed my smile!” | BDS, MDS dentists · Registration details on our site | No patient testimonials (NDC advisory, 14 October 2026) |
| Perfect smile guaranteed | Clear aligners · Book a consultation | No promised outcomes (8.1.1) |
Illustrations, not tested ads.
Not legal advice. This is our reading of the 2014 dental code and the NDC advisory. A clinic registered as a clinical establishment also follows its state Clinical Establishments law. Every source is in our guide to medical advertising rules in India. For a specific ad, check with your dental council or a lawyer.
A few details before we speak.
Are dentists allowed to advertise in India?
Yes, within limits. The Revised Dentists (Code of Ethics) Regulations, 2014 say a dentist or group of dentists may advertise provided they maintain decorum (clause 8.1). Websites with factual information, treatment facilities and fees are allowed (8.2.9). Demeaning solicitation, false promises (8.1.1), claims of being best or first (8.2.7) and agents or canvassers who obtain patients commercially (8.1.4) are not. This is general information, not legal advice.
Do the NMC guidelines of 6 October 2026 apply to dentists?
Not directly. They are written for registered medical practitioners and for hospitals and medical institutions. Dentists follow the 2014 dental code, and the National Dental Commission issued its own advisory on 14 October 2026. A dental clinic registered as a clinical establishment also follows its state Clinical Establishments law. We write dental ads to the same factual standard either way.
Can a dental clinic show before-and-after smile photos?
Not in promotion. The National Dental Commission’s advisory of 14 October 2026, as reported by Medical Dialogues, cautioned dentists against publishing patient testimonials and before-and-after photographs and against recording and broadcasting procedures. Show your premises, equipment and your dentists’ qualifications instead.
How should a dental clinic handle Google reviews?
Reply to every review politely without confirming the person is a patient or discussing their treatment. Never buy, fake or reward reviews. Do not copy reviews into ads or onto your website as testimonials.
How much does Aglocom charge a dental clinic?
₹45,000 for setup and the first 30 days of management. It is an early-bird price, only for the first three businesses that sign up. Ad spend is separate: you pay Google directly, from your own ad account. Our fee is fixed and never paid per patient or per appointment.
How many patients will we get?
No one can honestly promise a number. It depends on your treatments, fees, location, budget and how quickly enquiries are answered. We note where you start and report every week, so you see exactly what the setup produced.
Talk to us about your dental clinic.
Tell us your treatments, your area and how enquiries reach you today. In 30 minutes we will tell you plainly whether this setup is worth it for your clinic.