3-month social strategy

Making Byford Smiles the helpful dental voice locals remember.

The first priority is shifting the feed from sales-led posts to simple educational content: one topic per video, 45 to 60 seconds, explained plainly.

Channel Facebook + Instagram primary
Timeline Aug-Oct 2026
Paid scope Organic first, test budget TBC
Location Byford, WA

Turn everyday dental questions into consistent content.

The goal is not to post more for the sake of it. The goal is to make the clinic more useful, familiar, and easier to approach.

1

Build the education-first calendar

Three organic posts per week using preventive tips, family dental content, treatment explainers, and urgent-care guidance.

2

Create one-topic Reels

Each video focuses on one question and stays within 45-60 seconds so it is easy to film, edit, and watch.

3

Keep the creative varied

Use Reels, static WH-question graphics, carousels, patient-moment posts, and clinic/team content.

4

Keep wording compliance-safe

Avoid testimonials, guarantees, pressure tactics, unsupported claims, and one-size-fits-all treatment promises.

Clear goals, realistic targets, and a review rhythm.

The first month should create a baseline, not promise instant bookings. From there, the team can scale what people actually respond to.

1

Shift the content mix

Move the feed away from sales-led posts by publishing three education-first posts per week, led by one-topic Reels and supported by carousels/statics.

2

Build local trust

Increase familiar team-led and Byford-relevant content so families, lapsed patients, and nervous patients see the clinic as approachable.

3

Create enquiry pathways

Use high-intent topics such as emergency dental, bleeding gums, broken teeth, wisdom teeth, and missing tooth options to guide viewers toward a relevant next step.

4

Learn what to scale

Review the strongest topics, formats, hooks, and CTAs before putting paid budget behind any creative.

KPIWhat To TrackInitial Target
Reach + visibilityPost reach, Reel plays, profile visitsSet baseline in Month 1; improve strongest formats by Month 2
Engagement qualitySaves, shares, comments, Story replies, DMsPrioritise saves/shares over vanity likes for education posts
Video retention3-second views, 50% views, average watch timeIdentify top 3 hooks after first 6 Reels
Booking intentBooking-link clicks, calls, messages, website actionsTrack weekly, then review monthly by topic and CTA
Reporting cadence: weekly light check for publishing and early signals, monthly performance review for creative direction, and end-of-quarter recommendation for the next campaign phase.

Ready to schedule the Month 1 content batch.

The core inputs are confirmed, so the team can move straight into scripting, filming, asset creation, and scheduling.

A

Current Byford social calendar confirmed

Educational pieces can now be mixed into the existing schedule without clashing with approved content.

B

Filming availability confirmed

The first 45-60 minute filming block can be used to capture the initial 6-8 educational Reels.

C

Priority services confirmed

Month 2 and Month 3 service direction can now be planned around the approved treatment priorities.

D

Booking links and access confirmed

Facebook, Instagram, booking links, and tracking access are ready for scheduling and performance review.

Immediate next step: start scripting and scheduling the Month 1 educational batch for Byford Smiles, then duplicate the approved framework for Sienna Smiles and Prospect Road Dental Surgery.

Speak to the local patient moment, not just the service.

Byford Smiles should feel useful to people before they are ready to book, then make the next step obvious when intent is higher.

AudienceConcern Or MotivationBest Content AngleSoft CTA Direction
Parents and familiesKids' comfort, school routines, sport, first visitsKids' first visit, fissure sealants, brushing routines, mouthguard remindersPlan your child's next check-up with our team
Lapsed or nervous adultsFear, embarrassment, cost uncertainty, putting off appointmentsWhat happens at a check-up, bleeding gums, nervous patient careTell our team what you are worried about before your visit
Urgent-care patientsToothache, swelling, broken tooth, knocked tooth, recurring wisdom tooth painDental emergency basics, when symptoms should be checkedCall Byford Smiles if you are unsure whether it is urgent
Smile-confidence patientsUnsure about whitening, Invisalign, veneers, natural-looking optionsSuitability-led explainers and expectation-settingAsk what may suit your smile goals
Restorative patientsBroken, missing, damaged, or heavily filled teethCrowns, missing tooth options, implants/dentures, root canal reassuranceBook an assessment to discuss your options
A

Awareness

Preventive education, family tips, team visibility, and local Byford content.

B

Consideration

Treatment explainers, FAQs, comparison carousels, and nervous-patient reassurance.

C

Booking intent

Emergency dental, recurring symptoms, broken tooth, wisdom teeth, and gum health checks.

D

Retention

Stories, Q&A follow-ups, seasonal reminders, and saved educational posts.

One short filming session can create the first month of content.

A simple shoot is enough. We do not need a heavy production day. The content should feel natural and useful, not over-polished.

Recommended

Educational Reel batch

45-60 minutes at the clinic with one dentist or confident team member, plus a tooth model and toothbrush.

  • Correct brushing technique demo
  • Bleeding gums explainer
  • Sugar frequency explainer
  • Kids' first dental visit clip
  • Fissure sealants explainer
  • Dental emergency basics clip
What the session gives us
1
Six ReelsEnough short-form video for the first two weeks and backup content.
2
Static post copyEach video can become a WH-question graphic or carousel.
3
Meta-ready assetsThe strongest videos can be tested as paid creative if budget is approved.
4
Team trustReal clinic and team visuals are likely to feel more familiar and authentic than stock-style dental visuals.

Short-form examples to create for TikTok, Reels, and Shorts.

These samples are based on public platform guidance, dental marketing references, and search-visible short-form content patterns. Use them as production models, not copied creator concepts.

1

Brushing technique

Hook: Most people brush daily, but miss this one spot. Shot plan: dentist/team member with toothbrush and model, showing 45-degree gumline angle and gentle circles. CTA: Ask our Byford team to check your brushing technique at your next visit.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Hygienist Habits
2

Bleeding gums

Hook: Bleeding gums are common, but they are not something to ignore. Shot plan: talking head with simple gumline model. CTA: Book a gum health check if bleeding keeps happening.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Gum Health
3

Sugar frequency

Hook: It is not just how much sugar you have. It is how often. Shot plan: clock/timer prop with snack and drink examples. CTA: Ask about food and drink habits that may support your oral health.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Cavities In Children
4

Kids' first visit

Hook: A child's first dental visit does not need to feel scary. Shot plan: reception, chair, mirror, counting teeth, parent reassurance. CTA: Speak with our team about planning your child's next check-up.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Kids' Dental Education
5

Fissure sealants

Hook: Those grooves on back teeth can be hard for kids to clean. Shot plan: tooth model close-up explaining sealants for suitable teeth. CTA: Ask whether sealants may suit your child's teeth.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Kids' Prevention
6

Dental emergency

Hook: Not every dental problem can wait for a routine check-up. Shot plan: calm talking head listing toothache, swelling, trauma, broken tooth, knocked tooth. CTA: Call Byford Smiles if you are unsure whether it is urgent.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Broken Teeth
7

Same-day crowns

Hook: Some crowns can be designed and made in one visit. Shot plan: scanner or digital workflow if available. CTA: Ask whether a same-day crown may be suitable for your tooth.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Dental Technology
8

Wisdom teeth

Hook: Wisdom teeth do not always hurt straight away. Shot plan: simple diagram with swelling, food trapping, jaw discomfort, recurring pain. CTA: Book a wisdom tooth assessment if symptoms keep returning.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Wisdom Teeth
9

Invisalign consult

Hook: Not sure if Invisalign is right for you? Shot plan: consult setup, scanner if available, suitability and process explanation. CTA: Speak with our team about whether aligners may suit your smile goals.

YouTube Shorts Reference: Teeth Crowding/Alignment
Reference-use note: embedded videos are external examples for pacing, framing, hook style, and platform format only. They are not Byford Smiles content, not approved clinical claims, and should not be copied directly.
Platform adaptation: post the same 9:16 edit to Instagram Reels, TikTok, Facebook Reels, and YouTube Shorts. Use captions, keep the first-frame hook visible, and write searchable titles/captions such as "Why Do Gums Bleed When Brushing?" or "What Counts As A Dental Emergency In Byford?"

Education first, treatment clarity second, conversion pathways third.

Tap any week to see the recommended angle, format, and performance signal.

Month 1

Build the educational foundation

Shift the Byford feed away from sales-led content by answering common patient questions in plain language.

Week 1Prevention
Technique
Brushing + Bleeding Gums

Launch simple oral hygiene education.

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Week 2Family
Parents
Sugar Frequency + Kids' First Visit

Bring parents into the content mix.

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Week 3Urgent
Clarity
Sealants + Dental Emergency Basics

Teach when prevention or urgent care matters.

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Week 4Review
Optimise
Education Recap

Review the first education batch.

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Month 1 goal: establish a useful education rhythm and learn which simple topics local audiences respond to.
Month 2

Add treatment clarity

Use the trust built in Month 1 to explain common treatment questions without making claims or pushing outcomes.

Week 1Wisdom
Assessment
Wisdom Teeth Signs

Explain when wisdom teeth need a check.

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Week 2Technology
Differentiator
Same-Day Crowns

Explain the digital crown workflow.

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Week 3Smile
Suitability
Invisalign + Whitening

Build smile confidence without outcome claims.

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Week 4Friction
FAQ
Payment + Nervous Patients

Reduce the common barriers to enquiry.

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Month 2 goal: make higher-consideration services easier to understand and easier to enquire about.
Month 3

Build conversion pathways

Turn the strongest educational themes into consult-led pathways for urgent, restorative, and high-intent services.

Week 1Implants
Options
Missing Tooth Options

Introduce higher-value treatment pathways carefully.

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Week 2Restore
Clarity
Broken Tooth + Root Canal

Guide patients with damaged or painful teeth.

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Week 3Emergency
High Intent
Emergency Reminder

Keep urgent-care visibility active.

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Week 4Next Steps
Review
Strategy Review

Decide the next quarter from data.

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Month 3 goal: identify the best topics, formats, and services to carry into the next quarter or paid testing.
Compliance note: all content should avoid testimonials, guaranteed outcomes, pressure-based urgency, unsupported claims, and wording that implies treatment suitability without assessment.

Three posts per week is enough to change the feed.

Keep the schedule consistent but realistic for production.

DayTimeRecommended Content
Tuesday12:15 PMEducational Reel or FAQ post for working adults and parents.
Thursday7:15 PMCarousel, treatment explainer, or relatable patient-moment post.
Saturday9:30 AMFamily, kids, sport, urgent-care, or appointment reminder content.

A simple approval process keeps the strategy moving.

This is the practical handoff path from idea to posted content, with compliance checks before anything goes live.

1

Script and hook approval

Draft one-topic scripts, first-frame hooks, visual copy, captions, and CTAs before filming or designing.

2

Film and asset capture

Record the first six Reels in one short session, plus b-roll of reception, treatment room, team, toothbrush/model demos, and exterior/local context.

3

Edit and compliance review

Check subtitles, safe-zone text, CTA wording, risk notes, and suitability-led treatment language before scheduling.

4

Schedule and report

Schedule three feed posts weekly, add supporting Stories, and review saves, shares, retention, clicks, DMs, calls, and enquiries.

Stories Add-OnUseExample
Q&A stickerCollect common dental questions for future Reels.Ask us a dental question for next week's video.
PollMake education interactive without making claims.Do your gums bleed when brushing?
Behind the scenesBuild familiarity with the clinic and team.Setting up for a kids' check-up.
Link StoryGuide high-intent viewers to the right next step.Unsure if it is urgent? Call our Byford team.
Approval owner needed: assign one clinic-side reviewer for service priorities, compliance preferences, and final post approval so scheduling does not stall.
Now what?

Start with the Byford Month 1 batch.

Film the first six educational Reels, turn each into a matching static or carousel asset, and review performance after two weeks before expanding the same system to the other clinics.

1
Lock the filming date and calendar slots
2
Create the first 6 educational scripts/assets
3
Schedule, publish, and review saves, shares, profile actions, and enquiries
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Byford Smiles content priority

Be the helpful local dental page: simple advice, real team visibility, and calm explanations that make booking feel less intimidating.

1Prevention first
2Family education second
3Treatment clarity third
4Meta testing only after strongest topics emerge

Sources used for this strategy.

Used for clinic facts, compliance guardrails, dental education accuracy, competitor context, and current social strategy direction.