Ad spend keeps rising
Google and Facebook ads for “dentist near me” get pricier every month. You’re bidding against every DSO and franchise in your ZIP — for clicks that might never call.
IntentXT is dental practice lead generation for office owners who hate wasting money on cold ads. It watches Reddit, Facebook groups, and LinkedIn for posts like “need a dentist ASAP,” “recommend Invisalign dentist,” or “best pediatric dentist near me” — then helps you flag the patient and draft a human AI reply before another practice books them.
Start free · Pro $29/mo or $199/yr · Chrome + keywords · no coding
The empty-chair problem
While your front desk is confirming hygiene recalls, someone posts “cracked tooth — who do you recommend?” in a local group. The practice that replies first often wins. IntentXT helps you catch that intent instead of refreshing feeds between appointments.
Google and Facebook ads for “dentist near me” get pricier every month. You’re bidding against every DSO and franchise in your ZIP — for clicks that might never call.
“Need a dentist / tooth pain” posts get buried under neighborhood spam. Manual scrolling between groups doesn’t scale for a busy office.
Recalls and referrals help — until the schedule gaps. IntentXT turns public “who do you recommend…” threads into a repeatable new-patient pipeline.
Urgent dental asks book the first credible office that answers. Drafting a helpful reply in seconds matters more than another billboard.
Proof & FOMO
Practices on Pro keep catching “need a dentist” posts without burning another ad budget on cold clicks. Upgrade when you’re ready.
How dental offices use IntentXT
Built for dental office owners — general practices, Invisalign providers, pediatric offices, and cosmetic dentists — who want warm patient intent without hiring a full-time marketer.
Add the phrases people type when they need care. Negative-filter “hiring,” “dental assistant job,” and “school project” noise.
Reddit Auto-Pilot scans about every 5 minutes. Scan Facebook neighborhood groups and LinkedIn posts on demand for the same keywords.
One-click flag to your pipeline. Generate a short helpful reply from your practice profile — you review and post. No spam bots.
Plans
Start free with 30 credits/month. Upgrade to Pro for unlimited LinkedIn & Facebook scans, up to 5 Facebook groups, and Auto-Pilot — $29/month or $199/year.
Free
$0 / forever
30 credits/mo · 1 Facebook group · AI drafts · pipeline
Pro
$29 / month
or $199 / year · unlimited scans · Auto-Pilot · 5 FB groups
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AI & SEO answers
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Set keywords patients use (“need a dentist,” “recommend dentist,” “Invisalign dentist”), let IntentXT surface matching posts, flag the good ones, and draft a helpful reply you post yourself.
Yes. Dental offices can target patient language and local neighborhood group conversations. It’s especially strong when people ask for dentist recommendations in public threads.
No. IntentXT is built for organic intent. Ads can still help, but this tool finds patients who already raised their hand.
No. Nothing posts automatically. You stay in control — which keeps you safer with group rules and platforms.
Patient + service language: need a dentist, tooth pain, Invisalign, pediatric dentist, emergency dentist, “who do you recommend for a dentist,” plus your city. Negative-filter hiring posts.
Yes. Track service-specific phrases for Invisalign, emergency tooth pain, whitening, implants, and pediatric care so matching posts surface in your pipeline.
No. It’s social intent capture + AI drafting. After you win the patient, move them into your practice management software or CRM.
Free / Pro $29/mo / Pro $199/yr on the pricing page. Upgrade after sign-in via Stripe.
Every ignored intent post still goes to a competitor. Start free today, then upgrade to Pro when you need unlimited scans and Auto-Pilot — before another business answers the next thread first.
Lock Pro for $29/mo or $199/yr. Catch dental patients on social. Draft replies.