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Google Ads for dentists, therapists and private practices should connect your services with people actively looking for care. I focus on treatment-specific searches, local intent, calls and appointment requests, with tracking that separates real inquiries from low-value actions.
Rodrigo BetalleluzFull-time Google Ads specialist · 9+ years · Upwork Top Rated Plus
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October 8–14, 2025, one week
Search, dynamic search and Performance Max campaigns per treatment and city. Conversions include calls, booking clicks and lead forms.
February 2025, one month
Performance Max campaigns per city and audience, counting thank-you-page form submissions.
August 27 – December 16, 2025
Shown for the campaign structure and tracking. Results for this account are being verified before they are published here.
Search and Performance Max campaigns per treatment, tracking calls from ads, website calls and appointments set up.
Tracked conversions are actions recorded in Google Ads (purchases, calls, forms), not confirmed sales. Each figure belongs to the date range shown beside it.
Dental patients search by treatment and urgency: implants, aligners, an emergency appointment, a dentist accepting new patients nearby. I build campaigns per treatment and location, use call assets for urgent searches, and track calls, booking clicks and appointment forms, so you can see which treatments bring new patients.
For therapy, psychology and physiotherapy, people search for a specific concern or a specialist in their area. Campaigns follow those searches, ads say what the first session involves, and messaging stays within Google’s healthcare advertising policies. Your feedback on inquiry quality guides budget decisions.
Spine and orthopaedic practices, chiropractors, medical practices and private clinics often offer treatments with very different value. Each gets its own campaign and budget, so high-value treatments don’t compete with routine visits. I also run Google Ads for fitness businesses and personal trainers, built on introductory offers and bookings.
Every ad account is run by Rodrigo.Build campaigns around treatments, specialties and high-intent local searches.
Review search terms and exclude irrelevant traffic.
Optimise location targeting, call assets and appointment-focused messaging.
Monitor calls, forms, appointment requests and other tracked actions.
Use the practice’s feedback to judge lead quality.
Check conversion tracking before making budget decisions.
By showing up when people search for the treatment you offer in your area, with an ad that answers their first question and a page that makes booking easy. Then I track calls, forms and booking clicks, review search terms every week, and move budget to the treatments and locations that bring patients.
Yes: campaigns for new patients, specific treatments and emergency appointments, with call tracking. The dental account above is shown for its campaign structure; its results are being verified before they are published.
Yes, including a telehealth psychiatric practice in the United States that left a 5.0 review on Upwork. Campaigns are organised around what people search for, and ads stay within Google’s rules for healthcare and personalised advertising.
Yes. Physiotherapy, chiropractic, spine and orthopaedic practices fit the same approach: campaigns per treatment and city, call assets, and tracking that counts calls, booking clicks and forms. The spine and back-pain accounts above show it in practice.
Yes. Most of my clients are in the United States, and I also work with practices in Canada, the United Kingdom, Europe and Latin America, in English and Spanish.
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