# Dental office jingle, on-hold audio and social ad > A calm dental office jingle and vertical social ad from your new-patient page, plus what to check before using the song as on-hold audio. Source: https://singingads.com/use-cases/jingle-for-a-dental-office # A jingle for your dental office, for social ads and the phone line For a dental office, a jingle should lower the nerves and name the next step: book a new-patient visit, Saturday hours, or same-week appointments if your site says so. SingingAds writes it from your practice's page, flags health claims such as "painless" for you to check, sings it and cuts a vertical social ad. On-hold use is not one of the listed uses yet, so ask us first. Updated 17 Oct 2026 Paste your product page. SingingAds writes a jingle about it, sings it and cuts a vertical video ad, using only claims your page makes. From $15 for one ad, or $59 for about 6 thirty-second video ads. Credits never expire. Made with AI; you approve every word before anything is sung. ## Calm first, clever second Plenty of people put off the dentist because they are nervous, so a dental jingle should feel like a friendly receptionist, not a game show. Skip the drill jokes. Sing what makes booking easy: evening or Saturday hours, a new-patient visit, parking, insurance taken, if your site says those things. The process: your practice's website goes in, SingingAds writes a gentle jingle and sings it, then cuts a vertical social video to the song; you get the MP4 and the audio file; and any claim about care or comfort is taken from your own page and shown to you, line by line, before a note is recorded. ## Health claims get flagged Dental pages are full of words that are claims: "painless", "whiter teeth in one visit", "top dentist in town". SingingAds flags health, result and comparison claims for you to check before the song is sung, and you are responsible for the claims your ad makes. Your state board or professional body may also have rules on dental advertising, so keep the lyrics to facts you would put on a sign outside: hours, services, location. ## On-hold use: what to check first Our terms list ads, social media, websites, radio and podcasts as covered uses. Phone on-hold is not on that list, so contact us through the [contact page](https://singingads.com/contact) before you put the song on your phone system. There is also a practical point. On-hold audio loops for minutes, and a 60-second jingle on repeat wears thin by the third pass. On-hold works better as spoken information with music between, and the 15-second jingle is the right size for that gap. Spoken on-hold messages are not something SingingAds makes. ## The social ad for a practice - **30 seconds** fits a new-patient offer: the worry, the visit, the booking. - **Clay** looks soft and unthreatening; 3D works for clean, modern clinics. - **The character** is a fictional adult patient. Children are never shown, so a family or pediatric practice should build the ad around a parent. - **The end card** carries the address of your booking page. ## Insurance, prices and offers "We take most insurance" is vague enough to cause awkward phone calls. If your page lists plans, name the kind ("most PPO plans"), and only if the page says it. A new-patient price belongs on the offer card, and only when it is on your page with its conditions. If you advertise in Spanish too, jingles can be written and sung in Spanish. ## Three openers for a dental practice - "Been a while? That's alright." No judgment, which is what nervous patients listen for. - "Saturday morning, no time off work." Sells the hours, not the procedure. - "New in town and need a dentist?" Speaks to people who just moved. Each one sets the tone for the rest of the song, so pick the one that fits your patients. The step-by-step process is on [how it works](https://singingads.com/how-it-works), packs are on [pricing](https://singingads.com/pricing), and the [gym jingle page](https://singingads.com/use-cases/jingle-for-a-gym) covers how to handle result claims in a similar business. ## Illustrative example: an invented dental practice **Practice:** Maple Row Dental (fictional). ** Offer on the page:** new-patient visit with cleaning and X-rays, Saturday mornings available. **Buyer:** an adult who has not seen a dentist in three years. ** Moment:** a tooth that twinges with cold water. **Claims from the page:** Saturday mornings, new-patient visit with cleaning and X-rays, parking behind the building. Flagged and cut by the office: "completely painless" (a health claim). **Lyrics, 30 seconds:** Been a while? that's alright / no one here will judge tonight / cleaning, X-rays, take a seat / Maple Row, a gentle treat / Saturday mornings, park out back / one small visit, back on track / book online, it's quick to do / Maple Row will see you through. ## What it can’t do - On-hold phone use is not a listed use; ask us before using the song that way. - It does not make spoken on-hold messages or voice scripts. - It never shows children, real staff or real patients. ## What it costs From $15 for one ad, or $59 for about 6 thirty-second video ads. Credits never expire. A jingle take costs 4 credits; a typical 30-second video ad about 26. There is no free tier and no free sample. One-time packs ### One ad **$15** once 40 credits, about 1 thirty-second video ad ### Five ads **$59** once 180 credits, about 6 thirty-second video ads [Full pricing, credits and refunds](https://singingads.com/pricing) ## Questions **Can I use the jingle on my phone system?** Phone on-hold is not one of the listed uses, so please ask us first through [contact](https://singingads.com/contact). **Can the song sing the dentist’s name?** Yes, if it is on your page. Respell it for the voice if needed, for example "Doctor Nguyen" as "Doctor Win". **We are a pediatric practice. Can the ad show kids?** No. The character is always a fictional adult, so center the ad on the parent booking the visit. **Can I run it on local radio?** Yes. Radio is a covered use, and the 30 and 60 second versions are made to exact length. **Will patients know it is AI?** We recommend turning on the AI label when you post. 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