Be the dental practice in Cape Town that answers first.
Dentists businesses in Cape Town compete on two things most of them never measure: how fast they reply, and what their reviews say.
Why enquiries go cold in Cape Town
Reception is with a patient, the phone rings out, and the caller books with the practice down the road.
- Peak enquiry timeMonday mornings and after hours
- Typical job valueR900–R25 000 per patient
- In our Cape Town sampleNot yet sampled
We acknowledge enquiries promptly on WhatsApp, follow up when a quote goes quiet, and send the same neutral review invitation after every eligible completed job.
The market you're competing in
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Questions people actually ask
How do dental practices attract new patients?
Most new patients arrive through a local search and choose on reviews and availability. Practices that answer enquiries while reception is busy — and that publish which medical aids they accept — convert far more of the same searches.
Is it appropriate for a dentist to ask for reviews?
Yes, provided the request is made once, after treatment, and no patient information is disclosed. In South Africa this must be handled in line with POPIA and the HPCSA's rules on advertising, which is why the request wording matters.
Also serving
Win more of the enquiries already coming to dental practices in Cape Town.
Fifteen minutes, no presentation. Bring what you spend now and we'll put our number next to it, line by line.