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Dental practice social media: patients look you up before they call

77% of 25 to 34-year-olds check online reviews of a health professional before choosing one. Let them find you explaining your treatments. On your side: a few minutes a month.

Your future patients look you up online before they call

77%of 25 to 34-year-olds check online reviews of a health professional (OpinionWay, 2022)
1 in 4does so systematically, almost always before booking an appointment
1 in 2has already looked for information via a social network (Médiamétrie, 2025)

In other words: your next patient has already looked you up before dialing your number. The one who finds you explaining an implant arrives already knowing you, and the treatment estimate becomes a conversation rather than a surprise. The one who finds nothing moves on to the next practice.

A few minutes a month, and we take care of everything

  1. Two minutes of video, just once. With your phone, following our instructions. After that, you never have to go back in front of the camera.
  2. A forty-second voice memo per video. Reading a script we have written. That is your entire share of the work.
  3. A green light, and off it goes. We write, design, edit, subtitle and publish on your four networks.

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What it looks like

Posts from a practice we invented from start to finish. Click one: it opens in the account.

And the carousels, which explain a treatment page by page.

Two accounts to explore

Demo account styled like Instagram for Cabinet Monceau, a practice invented by DeveloppIAOpen the account

An invented practice

Cabinet Monceau does not exist

The practice, its dentists and its posts were all invented by us. It is not proof of results: it is exactly what you would get for your practice.

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Six posts from the DeveloppIA Instagram account, in large lettering on a dark backgroundOpen our account

Our own account

A different style, the same mechanics

On @developpia_, we post every day in a style that has nothing in common with Cabinet Monceau's. The visual identity is designed around your practice, not around us.

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Instagram, YouTube, TikTok and Facebook

YouTube

A second life for your videos, found again months later.

TikTok

Where your videos reach patients who were not looking for you.

Facebook

The widest audience, and your practical information kept up to date.

The same content goes out on all four, in each one's format. A post can also show up in Google: since 2025, public posts from a professional account can be indexed, as we explain in Instagram indexed by Google.

And the legal framework

We work within the rules of your country, in France as well as in Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg: no paid advertising, no patient testimonials, no comparisons, no promise of results. Nothing goes out without your written approval. The details, rule by rule, are in our article on social media ethics for dentists.

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Frequently asked questions

What dentists ask us about this.

How much of my time does it take?

Two minutes of video with your phone, just once. After that, one voice memo per video and a green light before each post: that is all there is on your side, and we will never ask you for anything else. We would rather not announce a number of minutes per month until we have measured it over a full month at a real practice.

Do you come and film at the practice?

No. You film a single training video with your phone, at home or at the practice, following our instructions. After that, all you have to do is record a voice memo: on screen, it is your face and your voice.

Does the Dental Council allow Instagram?

No text names Instagram as prohibited: the French Dental Council (Ordre national des chirurgiens-dentistes) regulates the content of your communication, not the platform. What matters is what the post says.

Can I post before and after photos?

We do not publish them. The code does not name before/after photos: it is the recommendations of the Dental Council's national board that cite them, in conditional terms, as an example of risk. We prefer to stick to what is safe.

Can I post patient testimonials?

No, and it is one of the few points where the code is explicit: Article R.4127-215-1 I provides that communication “does not use third-party testimonials”.

And if I want to stop?

The accounts are in your name and you keep the logins. You get back everything that has been published, and nothing ties you to us beyond the notice period written in the contract.

What's next

Let's talk about your practice.

The simplest step is to request your diagnostic: you will see where your practice really stands on Google, on the map and in AI answers, and we walk through it together on a video call.

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