1300SmilesA name based off the dentist’s contact number. This is a common strategy for local businesses. A) ‘smiles’ indicates the service, B) the name gives a customer an immediate means of communication. |
Best DentalA claim of being the ‘best’ in a company name is a shrewd move. Customers can’t help but be influenced by this. |
Patient Friendly DentalAnother dentist that plays on fearful patients. The name is highly generic, but also highly effective. |
Royal DentalA common naming strategy, using noble words in a name elevates its perception to one of prestige. |
DentalWorksA client who goes to visit a dentist wants to come out with a solution to their problem. This name hints to customers that the dentist will fix whatever their problem might be. |
KoolSmilesThe misspelling of ‘K’ is a calculated move to mitigate the potential for brand dilution. The name also carries a feeling of calm. |
GentleDentalA name that plays on the fear of going to the dentist and the quelling of it. GentleDental also sounds fantastic and just rolls off your tongue. |
Brightnow DentalOne of the main reasons that people go to the dentist is to get whiter, brighter teeth. This name is clever, because it indicates to the customer that they will see instant results. |
Kinder DentistA clever use of the word ‘kinder’ as going to the dentist is usually a scary, traumatic experience. People don’t like going to the dentist in the first place, promoting it as the kinder, friendlier alternative is a nifty move. |
Marketing Strategy & Useful
Advertising Terminology
No matter how you spin it, going to the dentist is an unpleasant experience. It’s not exactly something you would choose to do. Due to this, people want the best possible dentist working on their mouth to mitigate the pain and hopefully shorten the length of time in the dentist chair.
Experienced, professional, qualified, affordable, treat, detect, prevent, repair, healthy, clean, attractive, smile, quality, satisfaction, comprehensive, convenient, value, flexibility, wide range, better options
Clientele & Interests
Clients who go to the dentist want good, healthy teeth. They may have bad teeth, to begin with, and want them fixed. Alternatively, they may already have great teeth, but a) want to keep them looking healthy or b) they want them whiter or shinier.
Health, beauty, family, image, appearance, oral hygiene, teeth whitening, teeth straightening, teeth cleaning, cosmetic dentistry, restorative dentistry
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