Radio Campaign Boosts Engagement For Dental-Implant Provider.
- Inside Audio Marketing

- 2 hours ago
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A recent radio campaign for a leading dental-implant provider proved highly effective in connecting with key decision-makers in the dental and implant category, according to creative diagnostics research. According to Katz Radio Group, the 30-second spot resonated with listeners, particularly adults 35 and older, positioning radio as a strong medium for reaching potential patients during drive-time windows.
Radio Hits the Right Audience
Nearly 80% of survey respondents reported regular AM/FM listening, with peak engagement during morning (6-10am) and afternoon (3-7pm) drive times. This reinforced radio’s ability to reach adults actively considering dental implants or advising family members on treatment options.
Ad Resonates With Listeners
Listeners rated the spot highly, with the majority labeling it “Excellent” or “Good.” Strengths included its informative, straightforward tone (35%), friendly and trustworthy voice (11%), and clear, easy-to-understand messaging (10%). One respondent noted, “It made me feel more comfortable about exploring implants,” highlighting the importance of credibility and approachability in health-related messaging.
Campaign Sparks Consideration and Action
The ad prompted tangible interest: a significant portion of respondents said they were “Very Likely” or “Somewhat Likely” to consider the provider for future treatment. Others reported wanting to learn more about dental implants, citing key benefits such as high-quality products, long-term reliability, and flexible financing.
Opportunities for Creative Expansion
While the campaign performed well, listeners expressed interest in deeper information on:
Payment plans and affordability
Treatment timelines and expected outcomes
Patient testimonials or before/after examples to enhance credibility
The campaign demonstrates radio’s enduring value as a trusted, high-reach medium. For dental-implant providers, the results highlight that effective messaging – clear, credible, and action-oriented – can move consumers from awareness to confident consideration in what is often a significant healthcare investment.




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