When someone in Kathmandu searches for a dentist, implants, or emergency tooth extraction, they call whoever appears first. Right now that's your competitor. Cosmetic treatment searches — braces, veneers, whitening — go directly to the practice that ranks. Patients don't scroll to page two.
Private dental clinics prioritising cosmetic and specialist treatment searches
Practices with a broader community remit focused on general dentistry, family dental, and emergency searches
Kathmandu and Lalitpur practices wanting top-3 local pack rankings
Practices targeting dental tourism and cosmetic cases from India
The local pack — the three map results at the top of Google — captures most of the clicks for "dentist near me" and "dental clinic Kathmandu." If your practice isn't in those three spots, that phone call goes elsewhere.
Patients searching for braces in Lalitpur, dental implants in Kathmandu, or teeth whitening don't find a generic homepage useful. Without dedicated treatment pages, you rank for nothing specific — and attract no one specific.
Dental patients research before they book. They read treatment information, check reviews, compare prices. A generic SEO approach misses the intent signals that move a searcher toward an appointment.
Reviews are both a ranking factor and a trust signal. A practice with 12 reviews and a 3.8 rating loses to a competitor with 80 reviews and a 4.7 rating — every time. Most dental practices have no active strategy to collect or respond to reviews.
Dental tourism from India is a growing opportunity for Kathmandu practices. Patients researching affordable veneers, orthodontics, or implants across the border will book with whoever appears at the top. If your cosmetic pages aren't ranking, that revenue goes to the practice that invested in SEO.
Without DentalClinic and MedicalBusiness structured data, Google can't confirm what treatments your practice offers, where you're located, or what your opening hours are. Schema signals accuracy — and accuracy builds trust in a YMYL category.
We map keywords across general dentistry, cosmetic treatments, orthodontics, implants, and emergency dental — separating high-volume from high-intent terms and building a content and ranking roadmap from the gap analysis.
Full GBP audit and build-out: categories, services, photos, opening hours, Q&A, and post cadence. Citation consistency across Nepal directories. Map pack ranking tracked weekly.
Each treatment gets a dedicated page built around the patient's actual search query — covering what the treatment is, what to expect, who it suits, and how to book. No generic copy. No false outcome claims.
A repeatable system for requesting reviews from satisfied patients, responding to every review (positive and negative), and monitoring your reputation across Google and health directories.
Blog posts, FAQ pages, and treatment guides written to YMYL standards — accurate, sourced where appropriate, and built to answer the questions patients ask before they book. No exaggerated claims, no before/after guarantees.
DentalClinic, MedicalBusiness, FAQPage, and LocalBusiness structured data implemented correctly — so Google understands your practice, its location, and its services without ambiguity.
Most dental practices in Nepal see local pack movement within 60–90 days of GBP optimisation and citation work. Organic treatment page rankings typically take 3–5 months depending on how competitive the search term is and how much technical work the site needs first.
Yes — dental tourism is a real and growing search category. Patients in cities near the Nepal border actively search for affordable orthodontics, implants, and cosmetic dentistry in Kathmandu. With the right treatment pages and local signals, your practice can appear for those cross-border searches.
Yes. Our content is written to YMYL standards — accurate descriptions of treatments, what patients can expect, and how to book. We do not make outcome guarantees or before/after claims. If your practice has clinical guidelines or preferences for how treatments are described, we incorporate those.
The most effective method is a simple, consistent request made at the right moment — typically just after a successful appointment. We set up a review request workflow (SMS or email) that makes it easy for patients to leave a review without friction. We also provide response templates for both positive and negative reviews.
Yes. GBP optimisation — categories, services, photos, Q&A, posts, and review responses — is included in every dental SEO engagement. It's often the single highest-impact change in the first 90 days.
General dentistry searches ("dentist Kathmandu", "dental check-up near me") are higher volume and more competitive. Cosmetic and specialist searches ("dental implants Kathmandu", "braces for adults Nepal") are lower volume but much higher value per conversion — patients have already decided they want the treatment. Both require different page strategies.
Dental SEO engagements in Nepal typically start from NPR 25,000–45,000 per month depending on the size of the practice, the number of treatments being targeted, and whether treatment pages need to be built from scratch. The first step is a Search Diagnostic, which maps your current position and shows what an engagement would address. Request one and we'll send you a scoped proposal.
Yes. The SEO strategy differs — private clinics prioritise cosmetic and specialist treatment searches; practices with a broader community remit focus on general dentistry, family dental, and emergency searches. We adapt the keyword strategy and content approach to match.
Start with a Search Diagnostic. We audit your current rankings, Google Business Profile, and treatment page gaps — then show you exactly what needs to change and in what order.
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