Your complete roadmap for growth with iGrow
Toni Harper
Senior Marketing Lead - Dental
Growing a dental practice in today’s competitive landscape requires more than clinical excellence. It demands a strategic approach to marketing, patient engagement and operational efficiency. That’s where iGrow comes in as a fully integrated dental growth platform designed to help practices attract, convert and retain patients with measurable results.
iGrow combines three best-in-class solutions under one roof: The Fresh UK for digital marketing, DenGro for CRM and lead management, and iPlan for membership plans. Together, they form a seamless pathway from patient acquisition to long-term retention. This means practices no longer need to juggle multiple vendors or disconnected systems. Instead, they benefit from one partner, one platform and one clear roadmap for growth.
The journey begins with The Fresh UK, which helps practices launch branded websites, run targeted ad campaigns and optimise SEO to drive high-quality leads. These leads are automatically captured and nurtured by DenGro, which uses smart workflows to convert enquiries into booked appointments. After treatment, patients are offered tailored membership plans through iPlan, creating predictable monthly revenue and stronger loyalty.
This end-to-end approach is designed specifically for dental practices. It delivers systematised, predictable revenue growth and gives practice owners full visibility into performance metrics across the patient lifecycle. Whether you’re a single-site practice or a growing group, iGrow adapts to your needs and helps you unlock your full potential.
For more information on iGrow, visit agiliosoftware.com/dental/igrow
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