Ados runs your ads on Google and Meta. You approve every ad before it runs.
Run My Ads is an AI ad service for dental practices. Its assistant, Ados, plans, writes and runs Google search ads and Facebook and Instagram ads for the treatments a practice wants more of, such as new patient visits, implants and aligners, and sends each new patient request to the practice's own calendar or CRM. It is for practice owners and office managers who want new patients from ads without hiring an agency, and the practice approves every ad before it runs.
Most people pick a dentist in the week they need one. Ados puts your practice in front of them on Google when they search, and on Facebook and Instagram for the treatments people plan ahead for, like implants, aligners and whitening. Ados makes the ads, you approve every one before it runs, and you can stop any ad any time.
Connect your practice's ad account to Run My Ads and tell Ados which treatments you want more of and how far your patients travel. Ados drafts the ads and a short new patient form, you approve them, and it runs them and reports booked appointments, pausing the ads that bring clicks but no bookings. The ads talk about the treatment, never about the reader's teeth or health, which keeps them inside Facebook's rules.
There is no single right number; work it out from what a new patient is worth to your practice and how many new patients you can see each week. Start with one or two treatments in the area you really serve, set a daily budget you can hold for a few weeks so the campaign can learn, and judge it on booked appointments, not clicks. Raise spend only on the treatments that book. Ad spend is paid to Google or Meta from your own ad account.
What Run My Ads itself costs: Autopilot is $49 every 30 days; Done For You is $997 every 30 days plus a one-time $297 setup. Ad spend is on top and is not a Run My Ads fee. Big Spender: a custom plan for big budgets, priced on a call. Book one at runmyads.com/intro. See pricing
It can explain the treatment, the steps, who to talk to and how to book a consultation. It should not say or hint that the reader has missing or damaged teeth, promise an outcome, or use before-and-after pictures that are not real and typical. Ados writes implant ads from the treatment side and flags pictures that are likely to be rejected.
Yes. Ados is an AI that plans, writes and runs the ads for your practice on Google, YouTube, Facebook and Instagram, inside the spend limit you set. You approve every ad before it runs, and you can ask your own AI assistant, such as Claude or ChatGPT, how the ads are doing once your account is connected.
Run My Ads does the ad side: Ados runs Google and Facebook ads for dental practices, sends each request to your calendar or CRM, and reports which ads booked appointments. It does not call, text or remind patients; your front desk or your own patient system does that.
What Ados does: Ados counts a booked appointment as the result, not a click, and moves budget away from ads that do not book.
Where to start: Connect your booking calendar or CRM so a booking counts.
What Ados does: Ados writes treatment-first copy that says nothing about the reader's health, and flags pictures likely to be rejected before they go live.
Where to start: Begin with one treatment explainer ad and your own office photos.
What Ados does: Ados drafts fresh versions from your photos and offers when an ad starts to tire, and asks you to approve them.
Where to start: Upload a few real photos of the team and the office.
The kinds of searches and questions Ados builds dentists ads around.
Examples of what people type, not search data.
One ad account per channel. Ados plans, makes and runs the ads and reports what each one brought in.
Search ads on the treatments you name, split by urgency (emergency, new patient, cosmetic) so each one gets its own ad and page. YouTube video for implants and aligners, where people research for weeks.
Facebook and Instagram ads with a short form for new patients, aimed at the miles you can really serve. Your own photos of the office and team, and an offer that is clear about what it includes.
Examples, not scripts. Ados writes the ads in your words and you approve each one.
For people in pain or overdue: say when you can see them and how to book.
A short video of the dentist and the front desk. A new patient is choosing people, not a building.
What happens at the first visit and how long it takes. Fewer surprises, fewer no-shows.
Implants or aligners step by step, for the people who are still deciding.
Example ads for Maple Row Dental, a made-up business, written to the rules on this page. Yours are written from your own site, and you approve each one.
Example draftsExample
New to the area or overdue for a checkup? Book a new patient visit at Maple Row Dental. We explain each… See more
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Checkups and cleanings for new patients. See open times and book a visit online.
Thinking about a dental implant? Our short guide walks through each step, from the first consult to the… See more
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See how an implant works, from the first consult to the final crown. Book a consult.
Meet the team at Maple Row Dental before your first visit. Take a short video tour of the office and see… See more
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Tour the office and meet the team before your first visit. New patients welcome.
Example ad, not a real business, a real client or a promise of results.
Target the area your patients really travel from, set by drive time rather than a wide radius. Split Google search campaigns by intent, such as emergency, new patient and cosmetic, and add negative keywords for jobs, schools and free clinics from day one. On Facebook and Instagram, a broad audience inside your area with a clear treatment offer usually beats narrow interests; health conditions are never used to target.
Meta does not allow ads that state or imply something about the reader's health, and it limits before-and-after pictures. Google's healthcare rules limit some treatments and promotions. State dental boards regulate claims such as specialist titles, discounts and testimonials. Ados checks each ad's wording for lines the ad platforms are likely to reject, and Meta and Google still review every ad; your practice stays responsible for its own state's rules.
Real photos and short videos of the dentist, the team and the office do better than stock smiles. Treatment explainers help people who are still deciding, and a new patient offer works when it says plainly what is included.
Start with one search campaign on the treatment you most want and one Facebook and Instagram campaign for new patients. Give each a few weeks to collect bookings before big changes, then raise spend on what books and pause what does not. Ados moves budget only inside the limit you set.
Someone searches for a dentist, or sees your ad on Instagram.
One page per offer, not your home page, with the hours and what to expect.
A short form, or a time on your calendar. The lead goes straight to your CRM.
Judged on booked appointments, not clicks, and it tells you what to keep and what to pause.
Run My Ads runs ads. It does not call or text your leads; each lead goes to your own CRM or calendar for your team.
The mistakes and platform rules that cost dentists the most.
An implant ad that lands on a page about cleanings loses the person who clicked.
Meta does not allow ads that imply you know something about a person's health, like "Are your teeth falling out?". Talk about the treatment, not the person.
Dental ads that guarantee an outcome, or show before-and-after pictures that are not typical, can break platform rules and state dental board rules.
Spend outside the area you serve buys leads who never come in.
Yes. Ados plans and runs search ads on the treatments you choose and reports booked appointments. You approve each campaign before it goes live.
Usually both, for different jobs. Google catches people searching right now. Facebook and Instagram reach people planning a treatment like implants or aligners.
No plan promises results. Ados judges every ad on booked appointments and tells you what it would change, and you decide.
Be careful. Platform rules and dental board rules limit them, and they must be real and typical. Ados flags pictures that are likely to be rejected.
The angles and funnel on this page are examples to test, not a promise of results. No plan promises results; the one Done For You appointment credit and its conditions are on the pricing page. This page is general information about ad platform rules, not legal advice; check the rules for your state and trade.
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