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OpenAI now rewrites ChatGPT ads by default. What creative enhancements change, how to turn them off, and what dental and SLP practices should check.
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OpenAI now rewrites ChatGPT ads by default. What creative enhancements change, how to turn them off, and what dental and SLP practices should check.

Dental marketing news, week of Oct 26, 2026: Google's 4-day rule on listing edits, AI answers linking to websites and a 10-minute Monday check.

How a dental practice should own its Google, Meta, TikTok and LinkedIn accounts, use a password manager and passkeys, and give agencies access.

Google's October 2026 rules now name AI agents. What that means for your practice's Google listing, email and patient privacy, and what to do next.

What Google says about AI Overviews and AI Mode, what practices can do, and a monthly check routine.

A jaw surgery patient on picking a full face mountain bike helmet: fit while your face heals, airflow, trying them on and the four MIPS helmets he tried.

Set your dental marketing budget from the goal backward: new patients needed, value per patient, allowed cost. A labeled example shows the math.

What helped one patient through SARPE recovery: dose tracking, feeding syringes, a blender, gentle cleaning, sleep and icing, for practices to share.

Orthodontic consult follow-up, from free consult to start: the same-day plan, the coordinator call and Florida rules on offers.

How to market an in-house dental membership plan: who it's for, what the page has to show, where to promote it and the state rules to check first.

Dental website design that books exams: tap-to-call and booking above the fold, service pages that answer cost, real photos, reviews, speed, tracking.

Facebook ads for dentists work with doctor video, one service and a booking page. What wastes money, Meta and Florida rules, and lead form vs page.

Dental call tracking shows which ads make the phone ring and what happens when it does. How it works, what to listen for, and a front desk scorecard.

Orthodontic marketing is three campaigns: parents of kids, teens and adults. Each needs its own ads, page and offer. How to build and schedule them.

Google reviews for dentists without breaking Google's rules or HIPAA: when to ask, who asks, the text link, and a reply template that's safe.
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