In our daily routines, the details we encounter determine how we behave, feel, and move through our environment. When we’re in an unfamiliar place, details help us acclimate, feel comfortable, and understand our surroundings. For a dental practice, details shape how patients feel and what they remember. The details present or missing color the entire patient experience.
Campaigns, reports, and results aren’t the only defining factors in a successful marketing partnership. They aren’t even the most important. Creating a collaborative working relationship with open communication, data-driven decisions, and a willingness to refine strategies as the practice evolves — these elements form the foundation for sustainable success. Just ask Dr. Stacey Reece, practitioner-owner of Advanced Dentistry of Kearney in Nebraska.
Client Success Story: How We Built the Perfect Marketing Partnership With Dr. Stacey Reece
Working with a boutique marketing agency like My Dental Agency offers several advantages, most notably personalized service that adapts to your practice’s needs. The cornerstone of exceptional service is communication, an area in which our entire team excels. It’s no secret that we are proud of our dedication to open, honest communication.
The Art of Communication: What to Expect as an MDA Client
After ten years working exclusively with independently owned dental practices, MDA has developed a process for new clients that ensures the smoothest possible transition, whether they’re changing marketing agencies or hiring one for the first time. Our goal is to minimize hiccups, maximize satisfaction, and set our client and our team up for a successful, long-lasting relationship.
Starting Off Right: MDA’s 4-Step Onboarding Process for New Clients
Anyone with a computer, smartphone, or tablet can browse your practice’s website, read online reviews from your patients, and find your social media content in seconds with a simple Google search. Of course, a potential patient will form an opinion about your practice based on what they see. Are you confident that your practice’s online presence inspires trust? If not, what do you intend to do about it?
Why You Should Be Building Trust Before the First Visit
We’re almost a full quarter into 2026, and it’s clear that the same marketing strategies dental practices have relied on aren’t having the impact they used to. The landscape has changed. Thankfully, marketing is dynamic, as is the field of dentistry. The practices that will remain relevant long after the year is over are those that pay attention to what their information-hungry patients expect from healthcare providers. Here’s a breakdown of the current dental marketing trends that are worthwhile and the ones that are past their prime.
What We’re Doing & Not Doing for Dental Practices in 2026
Now that digital marketing has become mainstream, likability is one of the most important characteristics a dental practice can exhibit. It’s no longer enough to have a website with a list of services and photos of perfect smiles. Patients want to feel connected to the people behind your practice.
How Likable Is Your Practice?
The Success Series continues with “Why Dr. Stacy Chose Foundation Over Gimmicks & How It Changed Her Marketing,” featuring Dr. Stacy Reece of Advanced Dentistry of Kearney in Kearney, Nebraska. In this installment, our Relationship Development Manager, Nicole Trailer, interviewed Dr. Reece to find out more about her experience as a My Dental Agency client.
Building the Foundation for Success With the Right Marketing Partner
A blog can do much more than boost your SEO. It’s an opportunity to reflect on your priorities, highlight your practice’s expertise, and show patients the kind of care they can expect from your team.
Don’t Let Your Blog Be an Afterthought
Patients today are savvier than ever. They’re asking better questions, doing their research, and making more intentional choices about their health. They want providers who think beyond quick fixes and who understand that what happens in one part of the body can impact the rest.











