Run your practice's ads through the full TradesAd rule engine — Google and Meta policies, superlatives — plus dental-specific checks for guarantees, "painless" claims, and fee disclosure, and a license-number check across 15 states.
Every dental ad runs against 66 US patterns — the general rule book plus 4 dental-specific checks:
Flags promises of cures, pain relief, or guaranteed outcomes — banned outright in several states. The fix guidance tells you how to reword to a checkable claim.
Catches painless dentistry and promises like perfect smile guaranteed that create expectations no practice can promise.
Flags 20% off cleanings when the ad never states the fee the discount applies to. Smart enough to stay quiet on 50% off drain cleaning — that's a plumber's ad, not a dental one.
Detects known formats (Colorado DEN. + digits) and tells you plainly when a state does not require the number in ads — all 15 states researched so far fall in that bucket. Format check only; it never guesses.
The dental patterns use California and Texas board rules as the baseline, verified against board texts in 15 states — but dental advertising rules vary by state beyond what's encoded here. The license check confirms format only, not that a license is valid or active. Pre-screen only, not legal advice, and the ad platforms make the final call.
Going deeper? Read the full breakdown: Dental Ad Compliance — the claims that get dental ads flagged, with rewrites.