Key facts
- Reach households within a short drive of the office with a clear welcome offer, and ask every happy patient for reviews and referrals.
- A postcard to the home address is the classic choice for households.
- Email works too, if it is short, local and easy to opt out of.
- Use both for the same list and compare.
Who to reach first
- Families with children, for checkups and orthodontic referrals.
- Homeowners near the office.
- Older adults, for restorative work.
Mail or email?
A postcard to the home address is the classic choice for households. Email works too, if it is short, local and easy to opt out of. Use both for the same list and compare.
What is the offer?
A new patient exam, a clear price, and how close you are. People choose a dentist they can reach easily.
How to build a new patient list with Buzz
- Set the radius
5 or 10 miles from the office.
- Pick the households
Children yes, homeowner, age bands you serve.
- Reveal and export
Home address, personal email and mobile where available.
- Mail or email
Send a welcome offer, then follow up once.
When does Buzzlist fit, and when does it not?
It fits when
- You want local households near one office.
It does not fit when
- You want people by dental insurance or health history. Buzzlist has no health or insurance data.
- You want to use the data for credit, insurance, employment or housing decisions. Buzzlist is not for that.
Questions people ask next
Can I search by income?
Yes. Households can be filtered by income band and net worth.
Are personal emails available?
Where Buzzlist has them, alongside the home address and mobile.
Is it legal to email households?
CAN-SPAM applies to commercial email. Source: FTC Be honest, include your address and honour opt-outs.
What does it cost?
Free includes 100 contacts a month. Contact packs start at $20 for 150.
Sources
Checked October 9, 2026. Rules change, so read the source before you rely on it. This is general information, not legal advice.