Tooth pain: what to do next
A calm, practical email for patients with tooth pain, pointing them to call.
What to do in a dental emergency
6%
Conversion rate
2.5%
Click-through rate
Email type
What should a patient do in a dental emergency?
Send an email with a save-this guide for what to do in a dental emergency. Patients keep useful emails, and when something happens they remember who sent it. This template puts your phone number where it can be found fast.
On this template: 6% conversion rate and 2.5% click-through rate.
Campaign brief and overview
Teach one useful thing well: first steps in a dental emergency and when to go to the ER, so patients remember the practice when it matters. Any time. Often saved and forwarded.
Why this email works
- A practical guide people save
- Plain steps, no jargon
- Says when to go to the ER
- Ends with the practice number
The strategy behind it
- Banner: type onlyA clear, text-led guide.
- Body copy: with ticksThree first steps.
- Value text: question and answerWhen to go to the ER.
- Final CTA: rule and phoneThe number leads.
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