New patients watch before they book
Choosing a dentist is personal. People want to know who will be in the room, what the office looks like and whether anyone will make them feel bad about how long it has been. A few honest videos answer all three before they call.
What to film
- The welcome. Thirty seconds from the dentist: who you are and how you treat people.
- The office tour. Front desk to treatment room, so the first visit holds no surprises.
- Common questions. Insurance, payment options, what happens at a first cleaning, what to do about a broken tooth on a weekend. One question per video.
- The team. Hygienists and front desk staff, the people patients actually spend time with.
- Patient stories. Only with signed written consent, and only when the patient wants to share.
Consent and claims
Every patient who appears on camera signs a release first, separate from the treatment consent, in writing, before the camera rolls. We keep health claims out of the videos and you approve every cut. That is the same rule we follow for med spas and aesthetic practices.
Healthcare work we make
We film content days for the Center for Aesthetic Medicine, an aesthetic medicine practice in Las Vegas: we film at the practice and record podcast sessions in our studio, and each day becomes podcast clips, treatment process videos and short explainers their team posts. All Out Dental is among the brands we have worked with on our work page.
Case studyCenter for Aesthetic Medicine23 podcast clips from 2 content days
Case studyProject Wellbeing449,908 Instagram views on 160 reelsWhere the videos go
- Your website, on the home page and each service page.
- Your Google Business Profile, as videos and photos. See Google Business Profile management.
- Instagram, Facebook and TikTok, posted on a schedule. See social media management.
More reading: video marketing for Las Vegas dental practices. The full service: video production.
Questions people ask
What should a dental practice film first?
A short welcome from the dentist, an office tour, and answers to the questions new patients ask before they book. Those three cover the website, the Google profile and social media.
Can you film patients?
Only with signed written consent, collected before the camera rolls. Team members and the doctor are usually enough for the first month of content.
How long does a shoot take?
Most practices block one morning before patients or one afternoon. One session gives us a month of posts.
Do you post the videos for us?
Yes, on a monthly plan: editing, captions, scheduling and posting, plus Google Business Profile photos and posts.
What does it cost?
Videography is $250 per hour, and monthly plans are priced to what you need. You get an exact number before you commit.
Do you work with practices in Henderson and Summerlin?
Yes, across the whole valley. Our studio is in southwest Las Vegas if you prefer to film there.