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Two Reels show how a real story, told in under a minute and a half, can reach more people than a clinic’s own marketing.
Part 1 · The Hook
Approach: Instead of a clinic tour, I documented my own trip across the border and led with the question every viewer was already asking: why does a crown cost $1,500 here? Real patient, real price, real stakes.
Result: 139K views, 95% of them from people who had never followed me, and 1,009 shares. A single story reached far beyond my own audience.
Part 2 · The Follow-Through
Approach: The question in Part 1’s comments was “but is it actually good?” Part 2 answered it: the finished crown, the real price ($575 instead of $1,500), and the Ohio lab that makes it. The audience shaped the sequel.
Result: 42.9K views and 815 saves, with viewers bookmarking the clinic for later. The clinic came back for this paid partnership and brought its U.S. lab partner in as co-sponsor.
I documented my own dental work across the border, from the first cleaning to the final crown, in two vertical Reels for a Tijuana dental clinic. The story did what ads couldn’t:

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