Dental Marketing Guest Posting Websites

Most “dental guest posting” lists are padded with generic health blogs that will publish anything for a fee. That is a problem for dentists and dental marketers, because dentistry is a Your Money or Your Life topic. A link from a spammy health blog does little for a dental practice, while a byline in a respected dental publication builds the authority that both Google and patients look for.

This list takes a stricter approach. It includes 37 websites that publicly invite contributed articles on dental, oral health, practice management or healthcare marketing topics. Each submission page was opened and read, and the table records what each site actually asks for: article length, link policy and cost. Authority and traffic figures are estimates in broad bands as of October 2026, so check them in your own SEO tool before pitching.

How to Use This List

Table 1: Column Guide

Column	Meaning
Submission Page	The site’s own write-for-us, contributor or author guidelines page
Audience and Topics	Who reads it and what editors want
Est. DR	Estimated Ahrefs Domain Rating band
Est. Traffic	Estimated monthly organic visits band for the whole domain
Length	Accepted word count from the guidelines
Link Policy	What the guidelines say about links
Cost	Whether publication is free, paid or offers sponsored options

Start with sites whose audience matches who you want to reach. Dentists selling to patients need consumer oral health sites. Dental marketing agencies and software companies selling to dentists need trade publications and practice management sites.

Dental Trade Publications

Editors here want practical, non-promotional articles written or substantially written by dental professionals and consultants.

Table 2: Dental Trade Publications

Site	Submission Page	Audience and Topics	Est. DR	Est. Traffic	Length (words)	Link Policy	Cost
Dentistry Today	Guidelines	Dentists; clinical case reports, Viewpoint opinion, Q&As	60-69	10K-100K	Viewpoint up to 1,500; case reports 1,800-2,300	Bio of 75-100 words	Free
DentistryIQ	Guidelines	Dentists, practice leaders, consultants; practice management, marketing, technology	60-69	100K+	700-1,500	Short bio; no lead-gen links in body	Free
Dental Economics	Guidelines	Practice owners; business, management, trends	60-69	10K-100K	Up to 1,800 without approval	Bio of 75 words, website allowed	Free
RDH eVillage	Guidelines	Dental hygienists; patient education, hygiene, careers	60-69	100K+	600-1,000	Not stated	Free; honorariums offered
Dentaltown	Guidelines	Dentists; peer-to-peer clinical and practice articles	60-69	100K+	Not stated	Not stated	Free; sponsored content separate
Hygienetown	Guidelines	Dental hygienists; clinical and career topics	40-49	1K-10K	Not stated	Not stated	Free
Oral Health Group	Guidelines	Canadian dentists and teams; clinical, office management, blogs	50-59	10K-100K	500-2,000 (journal up to 6,000)	Not stated	Free
Dental Tribune International	Guidelines	International dentists; clinical articles, industry news	60-69	10K-100K	Clinical 1,500-5,500	Website allowed in PR texts	Free for clinical; PR texts paid
Orthodontic Products	Guidelines	Orthodontists and teams; products, practice management	40-49	1K-10K	Departments 800-900; features 1,600-2,000	Bio with contact details	Not stated
Dental Update	Guidelines	UK dentists; reviews, case reports, CPD articles	40-49	1K-10K	About 3,000	Not stated	Free
Dental Nursing	Guidelines	UK dental nurses; clinical and professional topics	30-39	Under 1K	See author guide	Not stated	Not stated
Dental Resource Asia	Guidelines	Asia-Pacific dentists; clinical, practice building, technology	30-39	1K-10K	Not stated	Video embeds allowed	Free

Dental Associations and Professional Groups

Association titles reach engaged, local or specialist audiences. Several prefer members, so check eligibility first.

Table 3: Dental Associations and Professional Groups

Site	Submission Page	Audience and Topics	Est. DR	Est. Traffic	Length (words)	Link Policy	Cost
ADHA Hygienist Hub	Guidelines	Hygienists and students; career, clinical, research	60-69	10K-100K	600-1,200	Website allowed in a 3-sentence bio	Free; sponsored option
AADOM	Guidelines	Dental office managers; non-clinical practice management	40-49	1K-10K	500-1,200	Website in byline only	Free; members preferred
Hinman Connects Blog	Guidelines	Dentists; clinical, management, work-life balance	40-49	1K-10K	Up to 1,000	Links allowed in byline	Free
Virginia Dental Journal	Guidelines	Virginia dentists; scientific and practice pieces	40-49	1K-10K	Editorial 500-700; scientific 1,000-2,500	Not stated	Free
AzDA Inscriptions	Guidelines	Arizona dentists; technology, efficiency, legislation	40-49	1K-10K	600-1,250	Not stated	Free
CDHA Oh Canada!	Guidelines	Canadian hygienists; practice, ethics, wellness columns	50-59	1K-10K	400-800	Email or website may be published	Free; sponsored features
New Zealand Dental Journal	Guidelines	NZ dentists; peer-reviewed articles, case reports	40-49	1K-10K	Not stated	Not stated	Free

Association journals rarely pass much search traffic, but a byline in your state or specialty association’s publication is strong proof of expertise, which matters for E-E-A-T on dental topics.

Dental Blogs, Suppliers and Industry Brands Accepted Guest Posts

Company blogs are the most open to dental marketers, and several allow a link to the author’s site.

Table 4: Dental Blogs, Suppliers and Industry Brands

Site	Submission Page	Audience and Topics	Est. DR	Est. Traffic	Length (words)	Link Policy	Cost
Dentaly.org	Guidelines	Patients and professionals; oral health education	60-69	100K+	800-1,200	1 bio link + up to 2 contextual links	Free; paid options offered
Dentalkart Blog	Guidelines	Dentists, labs, suppliers; products, clinic and lab management	50-59	100K+	800-1,500	1 link to your site (approval needed)	Free
RepuGen	Guidelines	Practice owners; patient reviews, retention, healthcare marketing	40-49	1K-10K	500+	1 link in author bio	Not stated
OralDNA Labs Blog	Guidelines	Dental and medical teams; salivary diagnostics, oral-systemic health	30-39	Under 1K	250-500	Links allowed	Free

Healthcare Practice and Business Publications

Good homes for dental marketing articles framed for any private practice: patient acquisition, reviews, staffing, technology.

Table 5: Healthcare Practice and Business Publications

Site	Submission Page	Audience and Topics	Est. DR	Est. Traffic	Length (words)	Link Policy	Cost
Medical Economics	Guidelines	Independent physicians; practice management, business of medicine	70+	100K+	600-1,200	Bio business link usually allowed	Free
Physicians Practice	Guidelines	Practice physicians; non-clinical management	60-69	10K-100K	Up to 800	Not stated	Not stated
Chief Healthcare Executive	Guidelines	Health system leaders; policy and operations commentary	60-69	10K-100K	600-700	Source links only	Free
MedCity News	Guidelines	Healthcare business and health tech readers	70+	100K+	See contributor guide	Not stated	Free
Healthcare IT Today	Guidelines	Healthcare IT professionals; op-eds on the editorial calendar	60-69	10K-100K	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated
HealthManagement.org	Guidelines	Senior healthcare executives; management and IT	60-69	10K-100K	Not stated	Not stated	Not stated
AAPC Healthcare Business Monthly	Guidelines	Coding and practice management professionals	70+	100K+	500-2,000	Not stated	Free (members)
Jane App Blog	Guidelines	Clinic owners; marketing, patient experience, business	70+	100K+	1,500-2,000	Up to 5 relevant body links	Not stated
Cohen Healthcare Law Blog	Guidelines	Healthcare businesses; compliance, advertising law	40-49	1K-10K	2,000+	1-2 disclosed partner links	Not stated
Credihealth Blog	Guidelines	Consumer health readers; wellness, oral health	60-69	100K+	800-1,500	1 dofollow link (DA 20+ sites)	Free

Marketing and Small Business Blogs That Fit Dental Topics

Pitch dental practice marketing as a small-business or local marketing case study. Editors here reject anything that reads like an ad.

Table 6: Marketing and Small Business Blogs That Fit Dental Topics

Site	Submission Page	Audience and Topics	Est. DR	Est. Traffic	Length (words)	Link Policy	Cost
Social Media Today	Guidelines	Social media marketers; strategy and trends	70+	100K+	Not stated	Informational links only	Free
Small Business Trends	Guidelines	Small business owners; how-to and trends	70+	100K+	400-2,000	Self-promotional links rejected	Not stated
Patriot Software Blog	Guidelines	US small business owners; marketing, HR, finance	70+	100K+	1,000+	Website in bio	Free
Martech Zone	Guidelines	Marketing technology professionals	60-69	10K-100K	700-2,000	CTA link allowed	Possible $150 editorial fee

How Long Should Your Dental Guest Post Be?

What Dental Editors Accept and Reject

Reading 37 sets of guidelines side by side shows a clear pattern. Dental editors are stricter than general blog editors, and their rules are remarkably consistent.

Table 7: Common Rules Across Dental Publications

Rule	How Often It Appears	Example
No promotional or sales content	Almost every site	DentistryIQ bans sales claims, calls to action and lead-generation links
Original, unpublished work only	Almost every site	Dental Economics and Oral Health Group reject reposts
AI use banned, capped or disclosed	10 of 37 sites	Dental Economics caps AI content at about 20%; ADHA bans AI-written articles
Financial or industry ties disclosed	Most trade titles	Dentistry Today and Dental Economics require disclosure
Author credentials and headshot	Most sites	A short bio of 50 to 100 words is standard
Links limited to the author bio	Most sites	AADOM allows your website in the byline only

Pitch Angles That Work for Dental Marketers

Trade editors won’t publish “why you need SEO”. They will publish specific, useful pieces that help a practice run better. Angles that fit the guidelines above:

• Data from real practices. “What 50 dental practices learned from tracking every new patient call” fits DentistryIQ, Dental Economics or AADOM.
• Front desk and patient experience. Missed calls, online booking and review requests suit AADOM, Dentaltown and RepuGen.
• Compliance in marketing. Testimonials, before-and-after photos and patient privacy suit Cohen Healthcare Law and Dental Economics.
• Local search for practices. Google Business Profile and map pack tactics suit Small Business Trends or Social Media Today. Our Google local SEO statistics are a good source of supporting data.
• Hygienist and team perspectives. RDH, ADHA and Hygienetown want content written by or for hygienists, such as patient education scripts or recall systems.
• Patient education. Dentaly and Credihealth publish consumer oral health guides, ideally reviewed by a dentist.

Bio Links, Body Links and Why Bylines Still Matter

Only 7 of the sites here allow a link inside the article body, and none state whether links are dofollow except Credihealth. If you are guest posting purely for dofollow backlinks, most of this list will disappoint you.

That isn’t the point for dental brands. A byline in Dental Economics or on the ADHA site puts your name in front of thousands of dentists, builds recognition, and creates the kind of brand mentions that search engines and AI assistants use to judge authority. Our comparison of brand mentions and backlinks explains why both count, and why topical authority in dentistry matters more than a high domain score from an unrelated site.

A Pitch Email Template for Dental Publications

Subject: Article idea for [Publication]: [specific, useful headline]

Hi [Editor name],

I’m [name], [role] at [practice or company]. I’d like to contribute an original article for [Publication]’s [section] readers on [topic].

The piece would cover [three specific takeaways], based on [your data, cases or experience]. It would run about [word count from their guidelines] words, contain no product promotion, and I’m happy to disclose any industry relationships.

Previous writing: [one or two links]. Would this be a fit?

Thanks,
[Name, credentials, phone]

Mistakes That Get Dental Guest Posts Rejected

• Sending the same article to several publications. Nearly every site here requires exclusive, unpublished work.
• Mentioning your product or practice in the body text. Save it for the bio.
• Clinical claims without references. Trade journals expect AMA or Vancouver style citations.
• Ignoring the word count. Physicians Practice wants about 800 words; Dental Update wants about 3,000.
• Submitting AI-written drafts. Several editors run AI detection or require disclosure.
• Paying for placements on sites that also sell links to anyone. They add risk without adding authority.

FAQs

Which Dental Sites Accept Guest Posts?

Publications such as DentistryIQ, Dental Economics, Dentistry Today, Oral Health Group and Dentaltown accept contributed articles, as do associations like ADHA and AADOM and dental brand blogs such as Dentaly and Dentalkart.

Are Dental Guest Posts Free?

Most are. 27 of the 37 sites here publish contributed articles at no cost. Some offer separate paid sponsored content, and Martech Zone may charge an editorial fee.

Do Dental Publications Give Dofollow Links?

Most don’t say, and most limit links to the author bio. Treat dental guest posts as authority and brand building rather than a source of dofollow links.

Can a Dental Marketing Agency Write for Dental Magazines?

Yes, if the article is educational and not promotional. Practice management, patient experience and compliance topics are the easiest way in.

How Long Does It Take to Get Published?

DentistryIQ aims to decide within two weeks. Print titles such as Dental Economics and Dentistry Today work 75 to 120 days ahead of each issue.

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