The Best Dental Marketing Agencies in Australia 2026: For Dental Groups

We work from 60 Martin Place in Sydney, with delivery from Kuala Lumpur. For a group, each practice gets its own Google Business Profile, location page and campaign budget, and one report shows booked and attended consultations by practice and treatment. For city-level work, see dental marketing in Melbourne and dental marketing in Sydney.

Where we are not the answer: if you want a dental-only agency with a long list of Australian dental clients, the specialists below have one and we do not yet.

Medical Marketing Group says it is headquartered in Sydney. Its dental page covers separate Google Ads campaigns by treatment (emergency, general, cosmetic, implants), dental SEO with suburb and treatment pages, websites with online booking, Meta and TikTok ads, review generation and SMS and email recall.

It answers yes to working with multi-site dental groups and says each site gets its own Google Business Profile work. It says every ad and page is checked against the AHPRA and Dental Board of Australia guidelines, and that it reports cost per enquiry and booked appointments by patient type rather than impressions.

• It names no dental clients on the pages we read.

360 Dental Marketing lists offices in Williams Landing, Victoria and Salisbury, Brisbane. It offers SEO, Google Ads, dental websites, branding, social media, Facebook ads, email, reputation management, video and AI tools including an AI receptionist.

It describes itself as AHPRA-aligned and keeps a page on the advertising guidelines. It says it works with multi-location practices and full corporate groups and reports booked appointments, enquiry types and lead quality against campaign data. Its site shows testimonials from practices including Your Dental and Dentists of Ivanhoe.

Smile & Grow lists offices on Sussex Street in Sydney, Collins Street in Melbourne and Creek Street in Brisbane. It offers dental SEO, local SEO, PPC, social media advertising and management, and dental website design.

It says its team handles compliance checks against Australia’s healthcare advertising guidelines. It does not describe a group service. Its homepage shows testimonials from practices including Wahroonga Dental Group and Sutherland Dental.

Pracxcel lists an office on Little Collins Street, Melbourne, and says it works with clinics across Australia. Its dental page covers SEO and local search, PPC, Meta ads, social media, review management, Google Business Profile, websites, AI search optimisation, tracking set-up and an AI phone-answering and booking tool.

It says its marketing complies with AHPRA rules and publishes an AHPRA checklist. Reporting runs through its Intellilens dashboards with monthly reports on leads and ROI. On group work it says only that it serves solo practitioners to multi-location medical groups.

Mediboost lists an office at 100 Barangaroo Avenue, Sydney. It offers dental SEO, dental ads including implant campaigns, websites and call tracking, with monthly consultations from a patient growth consultant and a project manager. It records calls. It makes no AHPRA statement and describes no group service on the pages we read. Its homepage shows many dental client testimonials.

Splice Marketing lists an office in Brendale, Queensland. Its dentist page covers brand development, creative messaging, SEO, Google Ads, websites, content such as brochures, video and email, social media, and patient acquisition and recall campaigns. It says it understands the AHPRA and TGA advertising guidelines and offers transparent reporting, without naming the metrics. It does not describe a group service.

Ask for one sample monthly report that shows booked and attended appointments by practice and by treatment, not just clicks. Ask how a new practice joins the programme: its Google Business Profile, location page, tracking and first month of budget.

Ask who signs off ads against the AHPRA guidelines, and what happens when a practice wants to run a promotion the guidelines do not allow. An agency that cannot answer these in detail has not run a group before.