Explore individual offers
Appointment intent comes first
A new-patient appointment request differs from a call about a bill or an existing booking. Tell us whether your source produces routine checkups, cleaning requests or consultations about a particular dental service.
Each practice has its own services and availability. A treatment listed in our buying interests does not mean every receiving practice provides it.
Confirm the offer before advertising
Review the accepted locations, appointment types, source rules and call formats with your account contact. The receiving practice confirms appointment availability, payment arrangements and insurance acceptance.
- New-patient or other accepted appointment intent.
- Practice locations and service categories.
- Any approved payment or insurance screening.
- Calling hours and the introduction used for transfers.
- Payable-call criteria, duplicates, caps and payment terms.
Keep publisher screening focused
Explain your role clearly and do not present your referral website as a dental practice. Do not diagnose symptoms, recommend treatment or guarantee an outcome. Only collect information required by the approved routing process.
The publisher application is for your business and traffic details. Do not submit patient records or medical histories. Share your landing page, source, geographic coverage and expected volume instead.
Questions about dental offers
Which dental requests are considered?+
Our Dentists offer describes appointment and consultation interests. The approved offer brief determines which services and patient intent are accepted.
Can I promise an immediate appointment?+
No. The receiving practice confirms its availability. Only use scheduling claims that are accurate and expressly approved.
Are existing-patient support calls accepted?+
Do not assume they are. Calls about records, billing or an existing appointment may fall outside a new-patient offer.
Review our publisher standards and onboarding process before applying.