Free AI prompts · Dental ads

15 dental ads that don't look like dental ads.

These are real ads we made for one of our dental clients, with their logo, name and city swapped for placeholders. Every one comes with the exact prompt behind it, rewritten so you can drop in your own office.

Free, no emailGemini or ChatGPTNo photo shoot
15 formats
Whiteboard tally pollLifestyle photo with a taped before printRedacted headlineFridge note: who to callSticky note on a work plannerTier list of excusesSearch autocompleteText from MomPhone notes checklistLetter board statLocal warning signMyth vs fact notebookPlaylist screenRed marker doodleLifestyle photo with a sticker badge Whiteboard tally pollLifestyle photo with a taped before printRedacted headlineFridge note: who to callSticky note on a work plannerTier list of excusesSearch autocompleteText from MomPhone notes checklistLetter board statLocal warning signMyth vs fact notebookPlaylist screenRed marker doodleLifestyle photo with a sticker badge
How to use them · three steps

About ten minutes an ad.

The AI isn't the point. The format is. Take something your patients look at every day, a whiteboard, a fridge note, a text from Mom, and put your message on it.

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Copy a prompt.

Pick a style below and hit Copy prompt. Each one is complete: the scene, the exact words and the rules that keep the AI honest.

02

Swap the [BRACKETS].

Replace anything in brackets with your office, city, hours or offer. Paste it into Gemini or ChatGPT and ask for a tall 9:16 image.

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Check it, add your logo.

Read every letter, because AI still misspells. Then place your real logo in the empty space at the bottom with Canva or any editor.

Gemini

We made ours with Nano Banana Pro, Google's image model. It handles words on signs, notes and boards well. Make two or three versions and keep the cleanest.

ChatGPT

Paste the prompt into a new chat and ask for a tall 9:16 image. If a word comes out wrong, ask it to fix only that word and keep everything else.

Claude Code

A little more advanced: have it run a batch of prompts through an image API and save every version in a folder, so you can test a dozen ads at once.

The 15 styles · prompts included

Pick one. Copy the prompt. Run it.

Twelve were made with AI. Three are screen mockups we built so every letter is exact; their prompts still get you close in AI. Your logo goes where it says YOUR LOGO.

Example dental ad: Whiteboard tally pollMade with AI
Style 01

Whiteboard tally poll

It looks like a real office poll, and everyone checks which column wins.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A real office whiteboard photographed straight on with a phone, filling the frame, handwritten in blue dry erase marker, casual and a little messy like a real office poll. A question at the top, then three columns separated by hand-drawn squiggly vertical lines, each with a column label and tally marks under it: a few tallies under the first, more under the second, and by far the MOST under the third. Lower down, a short note in red marker. A blue marker with its cap off rests on the tray at the bottom edge. Faint ghosting of old erased writing.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Question: How often do you replace your toothbrush? Column labels: Every 3 months / Every year / When I remember. Red marker note, smaller: Psst. Every 3 months. Grab a new one at your cleaning.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Swap in any question where the honest, slightly guilty answer wins. Our top ad for this client was this format.

Example dental ad: Lifestyle photo with a taped before printMade with AI
Style 02

Lifestyle photo with a taped before print

A happy moment first, the story second. The small print makes people look twice.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A candid documentary photo shot on a 35mm lens in late afternoon sun at a backyard barbecue: a man about 55 with a salt-and-pepper beard, head tilted back in a big laugh, holding a glass of lemonade, grill smoke and friends out of focus behind him. His smile is full and healthy with no gaps. DESIGNER EDIT: a small square instant-photo print taped to the upper right corner with a strip of translucent tape, slightly rotated. The picture area of the print is EMPTY plain light grey (a real photo goes in later). A handwritten word on the white border of the print. A big off-white headline in the lower middle and a small subline under it.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Headline on two lines: Back at / the barbecue. Handwritten word on the print: before. Subline: Dental implants in [YOUR CITY].

PHOTO REALISM: an unretouched documentary photo of a real person, not a stock model: real skin with visible pores and fine lines, no airbrushing; individual hair strands and flyaways; wet catchlights in the eyes; natural teeth that are bright but not one flat white, slightly translucent at the edges; exactly five fingers on each hand.
RULES: No dental office, clinic or dental chair. Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. The design edits must look like real graphic design layered on a real photo. Tall 9:16 story format: keep faces and text in the upper 72 percent; the bottom 22 percent is just the scene continuing, so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Only put a real patient's own before photo in the print, with their written consent, and only if the after is them too. Never show AI before and afters as results. Without real photos, drop the print and run it as a plain lifestyle ad.

Example dental ad: Redacted headlineMade with AI
Style 03

Redacted headline

The black bar is a curiosity gap. People stop to work out the hidden word.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A bold typographic poster on a warm off-white background: a big confident statement in heavy black sans serif, with one word completely covered by a solid black censor bar, like a redacted document. A small playful reveal underneath in [YOUR BRAND COLOR].

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Statement on three lines: Your teeth want / a, then one solid black bar the width of a word with no letters on it / before [NEXT YEAR]. Small reveal under it: Psst. It is a cleaning.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. No people, faces or hands. No logos, brand names, app names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. Flat, clean and modern. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every element in the upper 70 percent and leave the bottom 20 percent plain background so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Works for anything with a reveal: a checkup, a night guard, a new smile.

Example dental ad: Fridge note: who to callMade with AI
Style 04

Fridge note: who to call

Every house has this list. Putting the dentist on it feels local and real.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A white magnetic notepad stuck on a stainless steel fridge door, photographed on a phone straight on in kitchen light, a couple of plain round magnets and a child's crayon drawing of a sun partly visible at the edge. The notepad fills most of the frame. Handwritten in blue ballpoint pen: a heading underlined twice, then a short list where each line is a problem and who to call. The LAST line is written in red marker, bigger, and circled twice.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Heading: WHO TO CALL. List: Furnace quits: Dad / Pipe bursts: Plumber / Car will not start: Neighbor / and the last red circled line: Tooth breaks: [YOUR OFFICE] [YOUR PHONE]

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: AI often scrambles phone numbers. Check every digit, or leave it out and add it yourself in Canva.

Example dental ad: Sticky note on a work plannerMade with AI
Style 05

Sticky note on a work planner

It answers the real objection (no time off work) right where people plan their week.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A paper weekly work planner open flat on a desk, photographed on a phone from slightly above, with handwritten meetings in blue pen on the days. In the Monday column, one entry circled in blue pen. A big bright yellow square sticky note is stuck across the middle of the planner, slightly tilted, covering about half of the frame, with large handwriting in thick black marker. A blue pen lies on the desk at the edge.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Monday circled entry: Dentist 5:30 pm. Planner day headings, each once: MON, TUE, WED, THU, FRI. Other planner entries, short and neat: 9:00 Standup / 1:00 Client call / 3:00 Review. Sticky note on four lines: Dentist tip: / [YOUR LATE DAYS] they are / open till [TIME]. / No time off work.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Only if your late hours are real. Swap in Saturdays or early mornings if that is what you offer.

Example dental ad: Tier list of excusesMade with AI
Style 06

Tier list of excuses

A meme format people already know. The joke is that no excuse makes the top tiers.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A classic internet tier-list graphic, photographed straight on: a near-black board with bright colour-coded tier labels down the left (S red, A orange, B yellow, C green, D blue, F purple). The S, A, B and C rows are completely EMPTY. The D row holds one white sticky-note style tile and the F row holds three white tiles, each with a short excuse in bold black marker handwriting. Above the board, a huge bold white title. Below the board, a short white line.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Huge title on two lines: Ranking excuses / to skip the dentist. Tier letters, each once: S, A, B, C, D, F. D row tile: Next year. F row tiles: Too scared / Too busy / Been years. Line under the board: [3 SHORT THINGS YOU OFFER, e.g. Sedation. Online booking. No lectures.]

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. No people, faces or hands. No logos, brand names, app names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. Flat, clean and modern. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every element in the upper 70 percent and leave the bottom 20 percent plain background so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: The line under the board is where each excuse gets answered. Only list what you really offer.

Example dental ad: Search autocompleteScreen mockup
Style 07

Search autocomplete

It reads like what patients actually type, then lands the twist.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A clean, realistic phone screenshot of a generic white search box with a simple magnifying glass icon (NO search engine name or logo) and a blinking cursor, with a dropdown of four autocomplete suggestions below it on a white background. Each suggestion repeats the typed words and adds an ending in bold. Below the dropdown, a short punchline: a small grey label, one huge bold line, and a small line under it.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Search box: dentist in [YOUR CITY] that. Suggestions: dentist in [YOUR CITY] that takes new patients / dentist in [YOUR CITY] that is open late / dentist in [YOUR CITY] that offers sedation / dentist in [YOUR CITY] that sees kids. Small label: Plot twist: Huge line: It is the same dentist. Small line: [YOUR OFFICE]. Book online in a few taps.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. It must look like a real phone screenshot, but with NO real app name, NO brand logo and NO status bar icons from a real brand. No people or faces. No prices or dollar signs. Text large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format, and leave the bottom 20 percent plain so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: We built ours as a screen mockup so every letter is exact. The prompt gets you close in AI; only list the four things that are true for you.

Example dental ad: Text from MomScreen mockup
Style 08

Text from Mom

Everyone has had this text. It is funny, it is real, and it ends with booking.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A realistic phone screenshot of a generic text message thread (NO real app name or logo) with a contact named Mom shown at the top with a grey letter M circle. Grey bubbles on the left are Mom, blue bubbles on the right are me, with a small timestamp above the first message and the word Delivered under the last one.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Mom: Did you book your cleaning yet / Me: not yet / Mom: It has been TWO years / Mom: [YOUR OFFICE] is open late [YOUR LATE DAYS]. No excuses / Me: ok ok booking now. Timestamp: Today 9:41 AM.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. It must look like a real phone screenshot, but with NO real app name, NO brand logo and NO status bar icons from a real brand. No people or faces. No prices or dollar signs. Text large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format, and leave the bottom 20 percent plain so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Mockup on our end too. Swap the third message for your best real reason (open late, Saturdays, sedation).

Example dental ad: Phone notes checklistScreen mockup
Style 09

Phone notes checklist

A to-do list your patient could have written. The dentist is the one item not done yet.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A realistic phone screenshot of a generic notes app checklist (NO real app name or logo) on a white background: a small date line at the top, a big bold title, then five checklist rows. The first three have filled yellow check circles and grey text; the last two have empty circles and bold black text.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Date line: [DATE] at 9:41 AM. Title: Before Dec 31. Rows: Winter tires on / Find the snow brush / Holiday shopping (mostly) / Use my dental benefits before they reset / Book a cleaning at [YOUR OFFICE].

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. It must look like a real phone screenshot, but with NO real app name, NO brand logo and NO status bar icons from a real brand. No people or faces. No prices or dollar signs. Text large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format, and leave the bottom 20 percent plain so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Swap the first three for errands your patients really have this season.

Example dental ad: Letter board statMade with AI
Style 10

Letter board stat

One big number, set by hand. It feels like a fact, not an ad.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A black felt letter board with white plastic push-in capital letters, leaning against a white wall on a light wooden shelf next to a small green potted plant, photographed on a phone straight on in soft daylight. The board fills most of the frame and sits high: its bottom edge is no lower than 64 percent of the frame height. The letters are evenly spaced and centred, real plastic letters slightly uneven like someone set them by hand. A tiny source line is printed on the wall under the shelf.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Letter board, six short centred rows: [YOUR STAT, e.g. MORE THAN / 1 IN 4 / ADULTS / WENT A YEAR / WITHOUT A / DENTAL VISIT]. Tiny source line: Source: [WHERE THE STAT IS FROM]

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Use a real number from a source you can name (a government health survey, your national dental association) and keep the source line on the ad. Ours used a national health survey.

Example dental ad: Local warning signMade with AI
Style 11

Local warning sign

Shot at a place your town knows. It feels like it was made for them, because it was.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: Photographed on a phone at a small-town community hockey rink: a weathered rectangular safety sign zip-tied to the clear plexiglass above the boards, sharp focus on the sign, the empty ice and far boards softly blurred behind, cool arena lighting, a few scuffs and puck marks on the glass. The sign has a solid yellow header band with a black warning triangle and one word in heavy black capitals, and a white body with large heavy black text. Below the sign, a smaller white card taped to the glass with a handwritten note. Nobody in the rink.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Header band: WARNING. Sign body on three lines: PUCKS FLY. / TEETH CHIP. / WEAR A MOUTHGUARD. Card in black marker: Chipped one? We keep room for same day emergencies.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Swap the rink for your town's spot: a ball field, a skate park, a lake dock. Only promise same day if you do it.

Example dental ad: Myth vs fact notebookMade with AI
Style 12

Myth vs fact notebook

Crossed-out myths pull the eye down the page, and people save it.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A page of a spiral-bound lined notebook lying flat on a light wooden kitchen table, photographed from directly above on a phone in soft daylight, the page fills almost the whole frame. Handwritten in thick black felt marker, neat but casual: a big underlined heading at the top, then three pairs of lines with space between pairs. In each pair the first line starts with the word MYTH in red and the rest of that line is crossed out with one red pen stroke; the second line starts with the word FACT in green with a small green check mark and is NOT crossed out.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Heading: Dental myths. Pair one: MYTH No pain means no problem / FACT Early cavities usually do not hurt. Pair two: MYTH Bleeding gums are normal / FACT Bleeding can be an early sign of gum disease. Pair three: MYTH Kids can wait until school / FACT First visit by age one.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else: no small print, no extra scribbles that look like words. No people, faces or hands. No dental office or clinic. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. It must look like a real, unstaged phone photo of a real object, not a designed graphic. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every word between 15 and 68 percent of the frame height, and keep the bottom 20 percent plain (the same surface running to the edge) so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Pick the three myths you hear most at the front desk.

Example dental ad: Playlist screenMade with AI
Style 13

Playlist screen

It looks like a music app in the feed. The fourth track is the ad.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A flat, generic dark-mode music playlist screen design (NOT any real app, no brand marks): a square cover art tile at the top left showing a simple illustration of a tooth wearing a [SEASONAL HAT, e.g. Santa hat] on [YOUR BRAND COLOR], the playlist title beside it, then a vertical track list with track numbers and simple grey duration times. The fourth track is highlighted in [YOUR BRAND COLOR] as if it is now playing.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Playlist title: Holiday prep [YEAR]. Tracks: 1 Deck the Halls 2:45 / 2 Jingle Bell Rock 2:11 / 3 Let It Snow 2:36 / 4 Book My Cleaning 0:30 / 5 Auld Lang Syne 3:02.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. No people, faces or hands. No logos, brand names, app names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. Flat, clean and modern. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every element in the upper 70 percent and leave the bottom 20 percent plain background so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Change the season and the songs: summer road trip, back to school, wedding season.

Example dental ad: Red marker doodleMade with AI
Style 14

Red marker doodle

It looks like someone drew it by hand, so nobody's ad radar goes off.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A crude, charming, hand-drawn doodle in thick red marker on white paper that fills the ENTIRE frame edge to edge (no table or background visible), as if a designer gave up and drew it by hand: a big smiling cartoon tooth wearing a [SEASONAL HAT], surrounded by little scribbled [SEASONAL ITEMS, e.g. candy canes, cookies and a mug of cocoa]. Visible marker strokes, slightly wonky lettering, a few scribbled hatching areas in red.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Red marker text at the top: Your teeth this [MONTH]. At the bottom: Maybe book a cleaning.

RULES: Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. No people, faces or hands. No logos, brand names, app names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. Flat, clean and modern. Big text must be large enough to read on a phone at a glance. Tall 9:16 story format: keep every element in the upper 70 percent and leave the bottom 20 percent plain background so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Great for any season with candy in it: Halloween, Valentine's, Easter.

Example dental ad: Lifestyle photo with a sticker badgeMade with AI
Style 15

Lifestyle photo with a sticker badge

A real-feeling person, one clear promise, and a sticker that reads in half a second.

Show the prompt
Create a tall vertical 9:16 scroll-stopping social media ad image for a dental office.

SCENE: A candid documentary photo shot on a 50mm lens in a bright home kitchen with soft morning window light: a woman about 41 with auburn hair in a loose ponytail, laughing warmly with her natural teeth visible, holding up a plain rectangular insurance-style wallet card between two fingers toward the camera. The card is generic pale blue and white with NO readable text and NO logo. A laptop and a coffee mug blurred behind her. DESIGNER EDIT: a round white-bordered peel sticker with bold text stuck beside the card with one corner peeling, a big off-white headline in the upper area, and a small subline.

TEXT (the ONLY words in the image): Headline on two lines: Show the card. / We handle the rest. Sticker on two lines: [e.g. WE FILE / FOR YOU]. Subline: [WHAT YOU REALLY DO, e.g. We file with most major insurance].

PHOTO REALISM: an unretouched documentary photo of a real person, not a stock model: real skin with visible pores and fine lines, no airbrushing; individual hair strands and flyaways; wet catchlights in the eyes; natural teeth that are bright but not one flat white, slightly translucent at the edges; exactly five fingers on each hand.
RULES: No dental office, clinic or dental chair. Render ONLY the exact words listed under TEXT, spelled exactly, and nothing else. No logos, brand names, watermarks, prices or dollar signs. The design edits must look like real graphic design layered on a real photo. Tall 9:16 story format: keep faces and text in the upper 72 percent; the bottom 22 percent is just the scene continuing, so a logo can go there later.

Make it yours: Say only what is true for your office (in network, direct billing, payment plans). Ours said direct billing.

Before you run them · six checks

Keep them working and legal.

  • Only true claims. Late hours, same day emergencies, insurance: if you don't offer it, swap the line.
  • No AI before and afters. Results photos must be your real patients, with written consent.
  • Read every word. AI still misspells and scrambles phone numbers. Fix it or make another version.
  • Your logo, added after. Keep the bottom of the image empty and drop the real file in.
  • Talk about the service, not the person. On Meta, "Book a cleaning" is fine. "Are your teeth rotting?" gets flagged.
  • Swap them out every few weeks. Even a great ad wears out. Have new ones ready before results drop.
Blake Hundley, founder of Closing More Cases
Want it done for you · from Blake Hundley

Rather have my team build them for you?

AI doesn't make bad ads. Bad prompts make bad ads.

These prompts are yours to keep. If you'd rather hand it off, send me a direct message on Instagram. My team makes ads like these for your office, runs them on Facebook and Instagram, and swaps in fresh ones before the old ones wear out.

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FAQ · AI dental ads

Questions, answered.

We made ours with Nano Banana Pro, Google's image model, which you can use in the Gemini app or Google AI Studio. ChatGPT's image tool works too. Paste the full prompt, ask for a tall 9:16 image, and make two or three versions so you can pick the cleanest one.

Yes, Meta accepts ads made with AI images. The same advertising rules apply as for any other ad, so talk about your service rather than the person seeing the ad. "Book a cleaning" is fine. "Are your teeth rotting?" gets flagged.

No. Results photos must be your real patients, used with their written consent. An AI before and after shows a result that never happened, and it can break dental advertising rules. The before and after style on this page leaves the photo empty so you can drop in a real one.

On purpose. People scroll past anything that looks like an ad. A whiteboard poll, a fridge note or a text from Mom is something they already read every day, so they stop and read yours.

Not for these formats. Most of them are objects (a whiteboard, a notebook, a letter board), so AI can make them for a few cents each. Use real photos when you show your team, your office or patient results.

Image models still get text wrong sometimes, especially long lines and phone numbers. Keep the words short, read every letter before you run the ad, and make another version if anything is off. Add phone numbers yourself afterward.

Every prompt keeps the bottom of the image empty. Open the image in Canva or any editor and place your real logo file there. Never ask the AI to draw your logo, it will get it wrong.

Every few weeks, or as soon as you see results drop while the same people keep seeing the ad. If you're still running the same creative from one, two or three months ago, that's usually why your return is falling.

Yes. Send me a direct message on Instagram or book a strategy call. My team makes ads like these for your office, runs them and swaps in fresh ones before the old ones wear out.

Done for you · if you'd rather not DIY

Want us to build your next ads?

Send me a direct message on Instagram and tell me what you want more of: cleanings, new patients or implant consults. We'll take it from there.

Copied. Swap the [BRACKETS], then paste it into Gemini or ChatGPT.