What’s the Cost for Advertising All-on-4 Cases?

2023-05-23T12:20:34-04:00

We've gone into the long list of reasons why patients want full arch immediate load implant procedures such as All-on-X / All-on-4. This procedure (or similar protocols) continues to be a winner for patients and for implant practices willing to embrace the right advertising while taking relationship based sales process serious. We've also gone over the population demographics and that the trend of terminal dentition patients wanting and needing these protocols and future derivations of such will continue to expand for the coming 20-30 years. Barring a zombie apocalypse, this procedure will outlive my personal business lifetime and very likely [...]

What’s the Cost for Advertising All-on-4 Cases?2023-05-23T12:20:34-04:00

The Best Advertising Mix for AOX Is…

2023-05-23T12:25:47-04:00

What is the BEST ad mix for finding AOX Cases? A very good question. Ultimately, the ad mix will depend on location as well as goals with case numbers.  If your goal is 3-4 arches per month, your ad 'mix' will be different from someone that wants two arches EVERY week. If you are in a market that is predictable with Medicare billing for medical necessity oral surgery and endosteal implants, this will also affect the mix. The Best Advertising Mix In the majority of markets, Search based Google paid ads are a big component for finding AOX cases. There [...]

The Best Advertising Mix for AOX Is…2023-05-23T12:25:47-04:00

Two Things That Divide Those Who Can From Those Who Do (A Lot)

2023-05-23T12:26:27-04:00

Is it still possible to treat three to four full-arch implant cases per month or even two arches every week? In most most markets, these goals are still achievable. [We verify all markets before we embark on ANY goal which is a discussion we have on our 1:1 calls with possible new member clients. More on that below.] But there is a divide between those who can and those who do. The Appeal of Quick Treatments Patients still want and need full arch implants. These accelerated treatment methods that allow the patient to avoid a removable denture step over "traditional" implant [...]

Two Things That Divide Those Who Can From Those Who Do (A Lot)2023-05-23T12:26:27-04:00

Self-Assessment: Is It Time for More Full-Arch Implant Cases?

2023-05-23T12:27:01-04:00

Here is a self-assessment to help you decide if it's time to consider you are ready to pursue more full-arch implant cases by way of laser focused specialty advertising and for using a sales process rivals or exceeds any competitor or the local ClearChoice. Can you competently perform All-on-4 / All-on-X cases now with your last case being within the last 60 days? Do you are use computer guided surgery (e.g. Chrome or similar)?  If yes, give yourself bonus points for adding efficiency and more predictability to your cases. Do at least 9 out of 10 patients say they are happy [...]

Self-Assessment: Is It Time for More Full-Arch Implant Cases?2023-05-23T12:27:01-04:00

How Medicare Dental Implants and Oral Surgery Work In Your State

2023-05-23T12:27:36-04:00

FACT:  Medicare doesn’t pay for dentistry, but it can and will pay for medically necessary oral surgery and Medicare will pay some fees for dental implants as part of bone reconstruction surgery, which most dental implantologists perform. If you live in one of the following states, you can expect a Medicare oral surgery or a Medicare dental implant claim payment to be paid in 21-30 days for a Medicare Patient with Original Part B with medical necessity. Iowa Kansas Missouri Nebraska Indiana Michigan Kentucky Ohio California Hawaii Nevada Alaska Arizona Idaho Montana ND Oregon SD Utah Washington Wyoming  Arkansas Colorado New [...]

How Medicare Dental Implants and Oral Surgery Work In Your State2023-05-23T12:27:36-04:00

With Full-Arch Advertising and Sales, There Are No New Wheels To Invent

2023-05-23T12:28:46-04:00

I've gone into the long list of reasons why the public wants full arch immediate loading solutions such as AO4/All-on-X for terminal dentitions. We are almost ready to go into dollar amounts required to advertise this procedure effectively but, before we go there, we will cover one final CRITICAL CONCEPT to help you understand the reality of advertising and sales of this service. Critical Concepts As a reminder, CRITICAL CONCEPT #1 is that there is a minimum entry level budget to open the door to at least 3 arches per month. Three arches per month is where the time and [...]

With Full-Arch Advertising and Sales, There Are No New Wheels To Invent2023-05-23T12:28:46-04:00

Advertising Realities for Full-Arch Cases: Concept #2 – Best Messages

2023-05-23T12:29:21-04:00

I've gone into the long list of reasons why the public wants immediate implant procedures such as AO4/6, etc. There are millions of patients in terminal dentitions and millions who will enter that category during their life and every patient in this category is interested in options. One thing is certain, they do NOT want the dentures they saw their parents suffer with (or not wear at all!). While ortho and cosmetics will always have an audience in dentate patients, we are in a 20-30 year expansion period in the segment of patients not exposed to fluoride or who lacked good [...]

Advertising Realities for Full-Arch Cases: Concept #2 – Best Messages2023-05-23T12:29:21-04:00

Full-Arch Implants: 1 Part Clinical + 1 Part Ads + 2 Parts Sales Process

2023-05-23T12:29:54-04:00

Want to know the #1 surprise discovery I made in 2001 as it related to advertising and sales of the full arch implant case (this was before AOX)? The surprise was how easily everything amazing that I was up to with getting a solid implant message to the public via advertising could be easily destroyed by some of the nicest, caring, friendly, most personable staff you can imagine. Yes, my staff were killing my advertising and cases! My full arch implant ads would generate dozens and dozens of implant patient phone calls every week but these nice caring staff didn't [...]

Full-Arch Implants: 1 Part Clinical + 1 Part Ads + 2 Parts Sales Process2023-05-23T12:29:54-04:00

Medicare and Full-Arch Cases: How To Think About This Payment

2021-10-26T12:30:47-04:00

Not only is the Full Arch Program the #1 competitor to ClearChoice nationally in the US but our U.S. and U.S. territory members also have a one of a kind, predictable way to access a treatment subsidy of up to $12,500 per patient from Medicare Original Part B fee for service medical insurance. It's a implant marketing and case sales advantage that no other specialty implant advertising agency has mastered to deliver even more implant cases to practices like yours. The Medicare Mindset Medicare patients choose our members since they are the ones who can get this treatment subsidy reliably for [...]

Medicare and Full-Arch Cases: How To Think About This Payment2021-10-26T12:30:47-04:00

Imagine: Getting Full Fee While Medicare Covers 25-50% of That Fee for Your Patient

2023-05-24T11:45:12-04:00

Right now, there is a 99% chance AGAINST there being another practice, within your driving distance market area, that is capable of getting Original Part B Medicare patients a 25-50% treatment subsidy (up to $12,500) for their oral surgery/implant care. The Ideal Scenario If having the ability to reduce out of pocket full mouth treatment cost for these patients by a minimum of $8,000 was predictable for your practice, IMAGINE.... Getting your full AOX case fee (Medicare payment + patient out of pocket non-covered treatment portion) for a qualified Medicare original Part B patient while your patient gets 20-25% paid of their total case fee [...]

Imagine: Getting Full Fee While Medicare Covers 25-50% of That Fee for Your Patient2023-05-24T11:45:12-04:00
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