Referral marketing for prosthodontists
Prosthodontists grow by referral from general dentists and oral surgeons who don't do full-arch or complex restorative work themselves. Leadaura lists both in your radius, reads each website for full-arch, All-on-4, implant dentures and full mouth reconstruction, and ranks the offices that send that work out first, with who to ask for.
Who refers to prosthodontists
Your referrals come from general dentists and oral surgeons. A Leadaura run pulls every one of them inside your radius (5 to 25 miles) and skips offices you already have from earlier runs.
You choose which offices to include: general dentists, family dentists, pediatric dentists, cosmetic practices, group practices, oral surgeons.
What we check on each office's website
Each office's own website is read for the work prosthodontists take on: full-arch restorations, implant dentures and full mouth reconstruction. The exact watch list for this specialty:
- full-arch restoration
- All-on-4
- implant dentures
- full mouth reconstruction
- complex restorative dentistry
A page that only says the office refers to a specialist does not count as doing the work in-house. When a website can't be read, the row says so instead of guessing.
Who to call first
| What their website shows | Where they land | What the row says |
|---|---|---|
| None of the work above | Call first | Their website doesn't mention full-arch or implant denture work. |
| Some of the work above | Lower priority | Their website lists full-arch or complex restorative work, so they may keep it in-house. |
| Website could not be read | Unknown | We could not read their website, so we could not tell what they keep in-house. |
The ranking also rewards busier offices (five or more Google reviews in the last 90 days), offices with a newly licensed dentist or a new associate, independent practices over dental groups, and offices close to you. Each row tells you why it ranked where it did.
What each office comes with
- The owner dentist and, when we find them, the office manager, with their role
- A work email checked before it reaches you, and a direct line where one exists
- The office phone, address, website, Google rating and review count
- What they send out and what they keep in-house, from their own website
- An opener written from what we found, for the first call or visit
- A map of your radius and a visit route, plus a CSV for your coordinator
How to work the list
- Work two lists
General dentists who don't do complex restorative work, and oral surgeons who place implants but don't restore full arches.
- Lead with case planning
Offer to plan complex cases together. It's the clearest reason to refer to a prosthodontist.
- Ask for the office manager
They schedule the consults and keep the referral pads.
- Share the finished result
Before-and-after photos (with consent) and a summary letter close the loop.
The full playbook is in our guide to getting more referrals from general dentists.
Questions
Who refers to prosthodontists?
General dentists, and oral surgeons who place implants but don't restore full arches. Leadaura includes oral surgeons as a source on prosthodontist runs.
What does Leadaura check on each website for prosthodontists?
Full-arch restoration, All-on-4, implant dentures, full mouth reconstruction and complex restorative dentistry.
Will offices that advertise All-on-4 be on my list?
Yes, ranked lower, with the reason shown, so you can decide whether to approach them about complex cases.
How much does it cost?
You pay per run, from $99, with no subscription. The free preview shows how many offices are in range before you pay.