Implant Prospect vs The Implant Engine
The Implant Engine Alternative: Implant Prospect
The Implant Engine installs a full-arch system built around vetted leads, a human call center and treatment-coordinator training. Implant Prospect runs an implant-only system measured on booked consultations and collected revenue. Here is how they compare.
Sources last reviewed October 2026 · The Implant Engine data from theimplantengine.com
The Implant Engine, founded by Chelsea Morrisey, is a dental implant marketing agency built for All-on-X and full-arch practices. Its public site describes a seven-part system: doctor-led video ads, Meta, Google and YouTube campaigns, a call center staffed by former dental professionals that screens every lead for income and credit and collects a $50 deposit before booking, treatment-coordinator training, websites, Spanish-language campaigns and live dashboards. Implant Prospect works with implant and full-arch practices on a similar promise — consultations, not leads — with a different architecture: local SEO and the map pack alongside paid media, an AI call center with 60-second speed-to-lead around the clock, ZenData CRM attribution to collected revenue, and published pricing. This page compares both honestly.
Want the wider field? We scored 12 agencies in our best dental implant marketing agencies 2026 comparison, published what each one charges in dental implant marketing pricing 2026, and list every head-to-head on the compare page.
Side by side: the facts
Both columns quote each agency's own published material. Where The Implant Engine does not publish a figure, the cell says so rather than guessing. Implant Prospect's column is generated from our pricing and services pages.
| Implant Prospect | The Implant Engine | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Published — Growth Partner: quoted on the call; Traditional Agency: 20% of ad spend / month; SEO: $2,500 / month[1] | Not published |
| Specialisation | Dental implant and full-arch practices only, across the United States[2] | Full-arch and All-on-X implant practices[3] |
| Contract terms | Growth Partner: Rev-share contract + IP protection; One practice per market — exclusivity guaranteed. Term length for the Traditional Agency and SEO offerings is not published.[1] | Not published |
| Services | Local SEO & Map Pack, Google Ads, Meta Ads, AI Call Center, CRM & Nurture (ZenData), Websites & Landing Pages[2] | Doctor and patient-story video ads; Meta, Google and YouTube campaigns with household-income targeting; human call center (former dental professionals, 8 AM–8 PM seven days, $50 deposit before booking); treatment-coordinator training; Smile Authority websites; Spanish campaigns; real-time dashboards[4] |
| Reporting | Growth Partner: Live revenue dashboard — see every dollar in real time; Weekly scorecard + monthly business review. Traditional Agency: Monthly reporting. SEO: Monthly ranking and traffic reports[1] | Real-time dashboards covering every tracked metric, per their site[3] |
| Best for | Established implant and full-arch practices that want acquisition measured on booked consultations and collected revenue, with pricing known up front | Full-arch-only practices that want financially vetted, deposit-gated consultations with human call handling and sales training included |
- [1] implantprospects.com/pricing — checked October 2026
- [2] implantprospects.com/services — checked October 2026
- [3] theimplantengine.com/ — checked October 2026
- [4] theimplantengine.com/solutions/ — checked October 2026
- "Best for" rows are Implant Prospect's assessment, not a claim made by The Implant Engine.
Where The Implant Engine is stronger
The Implant Engine is the stronger choice for a practice that wants humans, not software, on the phone. Their call center is staffed by former dental professionals, screens for income and credit, and asks for a $50 deposit before a consultation is booked — a filter that trades lead volume for show rate, and one we do not replicate. Their treatment-coordinator training is a core part of the engagement rather than a weekly coaching call, and the scale they state publicly — 170+ practices and more than $250M in full-arch treatment sold — is larger than ours. A practice that does only full-arch and wants that complete, high-touch pipeline from one vendor should talk to them.
The short version
Choose Implant Prospect if:
- You want implant patients from the map pack and organic search as well as from paid ads, so the pipeline is not entirely dependent on ad spend
- You want published pricing and a choice of engagement — Growth Partner, 20% of ad spend, or SEO at a fixed monthly fee
- You want every lead answered in under a minute, 24 hours a day, by an AI call center that books straight into your calendar
- You want attribution from first click to collected revenue in your own CRM (ZenData), with a live dashboard and a weekly scorecard
- You place single implants and implant-supported dentures as well as full arches and want campaigns for each
Choose The Implant Engine if:
- You are a full-arch-only practice and want every lead income- and credit-screened by a human before it reaches your schedule
- You want a $50 deposit collected before each consultation to protect show rate
- You want in-depth treatment-coordinator training as a core deliverable, not a weekly coaching session
- You want doctor-led and patient-story video production handled in two shoot days a year
- You want Spanish-language campaigns run by the same team
Service by service
| Implant Prospect | The Implant Engine | |
|---|---|---|
| Specialisation | Dental implants — single, full-arch and All-on-4 | Full-arch / All-on-X practices |
| Local SEO & Google Map Pack | ✓ Core service — GBP rebuild, reviews, citations, multi-domain content | ✕ Not advertised as a service |
| Google Ads | ✓ Implant-only search campaigns | ✓ Part of a Meta + Google + YouTube mix |
| Meta / YouTube Ads | ✓ Meta campaigns with patient-story creative | ✓ Core service with household-income targeting |
| Call handling | ✓ AI call center, 60-second speed-to-lead, 24/7 | ✓ Human call center, former dental professionals, 8 AM–8 PM, 7 days |
| Lead vetting | Qualification questions and financing pre-qualification | Income and credit screening plus a $50 deposit before booking |
| Treatment-coordinator training | ✓ Weekly call coaching and consultation training | ✓ Dedicated TC training programme |
| Video production | ✓ Video testimonial pipeline and quarterly shoot days | ✓ Doctor and patient-story ads, two shoot days a year |
| Websites & landing pages | ✓ Implant landing pages and implant-focused sites | ✓ Smile Authority websites |
| CRM & attribution | ✓ ZenData CRM — every lead tracked to collected revenue | ✓ Real-time dashboards (platform not published) |
| Published pricing | ✓ Three offerings on /pricing | ✕ Quoted on a demo call |
| Success measured by | Booked consultations and collected revenue | Vetted consultations, show rate, close rate, ROAS |
"Not advertised as a service" means the offering did not appear on theimplantengine.com when we last reviewed it (October 2026); it is not a statement that the agency cannot provide it.
Two full-arch systems with different front doors
Both agencies reject the lead-volume model. The Implant Engine's answer is to make the patient prove intent before the practice ever sees them: income and credit screening, a human conversation with a former dental professional, and a $50 deposit before the consultation is confirmed. That produces fewer, better consultations and, by their published figures, strong show and close rates.
Implant Prospect's answer is speed and coverage. Every lead — call, form, ad or chat — is answered within a minute at any hour by an AI call center trained on the practice's procedures and financing, qualified, and booked into a segmented calendar. Instead of a deposit, the practice relies on confirmation and reminder sequences and a no-show rescue path in ZenData CRM. Neither approach is wrong; they suit different front-desk philosophies.
Paid media only, or paid media plus search
The Implant Engine's acquisition is paid: Meta, Google and YouTube run together with household-income targeting so the budget reaches households likely to afford a $40–60K arch. The strength of that model is control and speed — results in months, not quarters, and a clear ROAS on every dollar.
Implant Prospect runs paid media too, but builds local SEO and the Google Map Pack alongside it. A rebuilt Business Profile, a review system and a multi-domain content network produce implant consultations that keep arriving when ad spend pauses, and they lower the blended cost per consultation over time. A practice that wants its pipeline to depend less on next month's ad budget will find that the more durable architecture; a practice that wants the fastest possible ramp may prefer an all-paid engine.
Pricing transparency and engagement models
The Implant Engine does not publish pricing; the site invites practices to schedule a demo and get a quote. That is normal for a high-touch, full-system engagement, but it means a practice cannot size the commitment before a sales conversation.
Implant Prospect publishes three ways to work together on the pricing page: the Growth Partner system with pricing agreed on the call and one practice per market, a Traditional Agency engagement at 20% of ad spend per month, and SEO at a fixed monthly fee. The published comparison table lists what each includes line by line, so a practice can see the difference between the full system and a single channel before booking a call.
Which agency is the right fit?
If you do full arch and only full arch, want every lead financially screened by a person, and value a deposit-gated schedule and deep treatment-coordinator training, The Implant Engine is built for exactly that and is a serious option.
If you place single implants and implant-supported dentures as well as arches, want organic and map-pack consultations alongside paid ones, want a 24/7 AI call center with 60-second response, and want to know the pricing model before the first call, Implant Prospect is the more targeted choice.
Either way, ask both agencies the same questions: how a consultation is defined, what the practice sees in the dashboard, and what happens to a lead that does not book in the first two weeks. The answers will tell you more than any comparison table.
Implant Prospect vs The Implant Engine: questions
All FAQs →What is the main difference between Implant Prospect and The Implant Engine?
- Both sell consultations rather than leads, but through different systems. The Implant Engine is built for full-arch and All-on-X practices only and runs an all-paid model (Meta, Google and YouTube) with a human call center that screens leads for income and credit and takes a $50 deposit before booking. Implant Prospect works with implant and full-arch practices on local SEO and the Google Map Pack as well as paid media, answers every lead within a minute through an AI call center that runs 24/7, tracks every lead to collected revenue in ZenData CRM, and publishes its pricing.
Does The Implant Engine publish its pricing?
- Not on its public site at the time of our review (October 2026) — practices are asked to schedule a demo to get pricing. Implant Prospect publishes three offerings on its pricing page: the Growth Partner system (pricing agreed on the call, one practice per market), a Traditional Agency engagement at 20% of ad spend per month, and SEO at a fixed monthly fee.
Is a human call center better than an AI call center for implant leads?
- They optimise for different things. The Implant Engine's call center is staffed by former dental professionals from 8 AM to 8 PM seven days a week and filters leads with income and credit screening and a deposit, which favours show rate over volume. Implant Prospect's AI call center answers every call and web lead within about a minute at any hour, qualifies the patient against the practice's own criteria, books straight into the calendar and hands anything unusual to the front desk with a summary. If you want a person screening every lead, choose the former; if you want no lead ever to wait, choose the latter.
Does Implant Prospect offer treatment-coordinator training like The Implant Engine?
- Yes, in a lighter form. Growth Partner engagements include phone intake and consultation training for the team plus a weekly call-coaching session where treatment-coordinator calls are reviewed. The Implant Engine positions treatment-coordinator training as one of its core systems with a stated close-rate target; a practice whose main problem is case acceptance in the consultation room should weigh that difference heavily.
Which practices should choose The Implant Engine over Implant Prospect?
- Practices that do full arch and only full arch, want every lead financially screened by a person before it reaches the schedule, want a deposit collected before each consultation, and value Spanish-language campaigns and in-depth sales training from the same vendor. Practices that also place single implants, want organic and map-pack consultations alongside paid ones, and want to know the pricing model before the first call are a better fit for Implant Prospect.
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