Free Ad Check for Florida dental practices

Check your ad before it runs.

Paste your ad. See what may get flagged under Florida's rules, what to write instead, and the rule behind it.

Paste the words

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Include the headline, the caption, any text on the image or video, and the call to action. The check reads words only. It can't see photos.

Where will it run?

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Pick where people will see it. A boosted Facebook or Instagram post counts as a paid ad. Pick Review reply for answers to Google, Yelp or Facebook reviews, which get extra privacy checks.

Your practice

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This tailors the reminders at the end, like sedation permits for oral surgery or parent releases for orthodontic patients under 18.

Stuck? Call (561) 240-1967 Checks run in your browser. Nothing is saved unless you send it.

For your team

Quiz your front desk.

Six quick questions. Pick the version you'd post.

See all 12 rules with examples

Learn more

The rules behind the flags

Every flag comes from one of these. Each link goes to the official source.

What dental ads can't sayPraise, promised results, comparisons, fear, and the telehealth disclaimer.Fla. Stat. 466.019 ↗ Naming the dentistBoard of Dentistry advertising rule, with 2026 changes.Fla. Admin. Code 64B5-4.002 ↗ "Free" and discounted offersThe required capital-letter statement.Fla. Stat. 456.062 ↗ Showing pricesMinimum fee wording and procedure codes.Fla. Admin. Code 64B5-4.003 ↗ Specialist titlesWho can say "specialist."Fla. Stat. 466.0282 ↗ Patients in your marketingWhen you need a signed release.HIPAA, 45 CFR 164.508 ↗ Reviews and testimonialsNo fake reviews or rewards for good ones.FTC, 16 CFR 465 ↗ Facebook and Instagram adsWhy ads like "Are you missing teeth?" can be rejected.Meta ad policy ↗

Why I built this

I'm not a lawyer. I'm a marketer who's been in the surgeon's chair.

In marketing since 2006.
I've taught and helped produce CLE programs with The Florida Bar Business Law Section, including Navigating Lawyer Advertising Compliance in 2024. That isn't an endorsement by The Florida Bar, and this check isn't connected to it.
I've been the patient: I had double jaw surgery myself.

This is what I've learned in my career, shared to help dental teams avoid easy mistakes.

Blake Hickey, Double Jaw Marketing

Want a second set of eyes?

Send it to Blake.

A free second look at the wording, the image and the offer.

Prefer to talk? Call (561) 240-1967

Please leave out patient names, photos and details about anyone's care. Blake's notes are marketing feedback, not legal advice.

Your ad and its results are filled in below. Add a link to the post or landing page too, and take out patient names before you send.

An educational wording check, not legal advice. Blake Hickey is a marketer, not an attorney, and using this tool or sending an ad to Blake doesn't create an attorney-client relationship. This tool isn't affiliated with, reviewed or endorsed by The Florida Bar, the Florida Board of Dentistry, the ADA, HHS, the FTC or Meta. It looks for common wording problems. It can't confirm facts, credentials, permits or patient releases, and it doesn't cover every law that may apply. A clean result doesn't mean an ad is compliant. Rules change, so for a specific ad, ask a Florida healthcare attorney. Rules last checked October 21, 2026.

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