1. Your Check-up, Your Care, Your Dentist
| Project / Clinic | West Perth Dental Centre, 39 Colin Street, West Perth WA 6005. |
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| Objective | Encourage local patients to book or enquire by making WPDC feel familiar, steady and personal. The creative should reassure patients that their appointment is not just a transaction, but part of ongoing care with a team who can get to know them. |
| Target Audience | West Perth professionals, local residents, families, delayed dental patients and nervous patients who prefer seeing a familiar dentist or team for routine care and dental concerns. |
| Dental Treatment / Service Focus | General dentistry, check-ups and ongoing dental care. This can also support broader enquiry pathways, but should not read as a cosmetic transformation or treatment-result ad. |
| Core Message | Patients can speak with WPDC about personalised dental care and, where possible, seeing a familiar dentist who understands their history, needs and preferences. |
| Format / Dimensions | Primary export: 1080 x 1350 px portrait for Meta feed. Secondary export: 1080 x 1080 px square if needed. Keep all essential text, logo and contact details at least 80 px from the canvas edge. Do not place key text over faces, busy backgrounds or curved crop edges. |
| Main Copy | Your Check-up, Your Care, Your Dentist |
| Words To Highlight | Check-up, Care, Dentist. Use WPDC dark green for "Check-up" and "Dentist", with warm gold emphasis on "Care". Keep the headline in Title Case with no emojis. |
| Body Copy | Personalised dental care in West Perth. |
| Proof Points |
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| On-Graphic Footer Line | Book an appointment with the team. |
| CTA / Next Step | Book an appointment. |
| Visual Style | Clean, calm and local. Use WPDC dark green, warm gold, cream and white. Use high contrast between text and background. Keep the design premium but practical, with fewer elements than the mock-up and a clear mobile-first reading order. |
| Creative Direction | Use the supplied mock-up as inspiration for the broad structure, then simplify. Recommended portrait layout: top 15% logo and brand area; middle 55% split composition with headline on the left and dentist/team image on the right; lower 20% proof-point band; bottom 10% contact/CTA footer. Keep the headline as the largest element. Use 3 proof points in one row with thin gold dividers or small line icons. Footer should use plain text only, not a button. |
| Logo Placement | Place the WPDC logo in the top-left on a cream or white area. Keep clear space around the logo equal to at least the height of the "W" in the logo mark. Do not place the logo over the dentist/team photo. |
| Typography Direction | Use WPDC's approved brand fonts if available. If the designer does not have the exact font, use a clean condensed sans-serif for the headline and a simple readable sans-serif for body/proof/footer text. Avoid script fonts, decorative fonts and mixing more than two typefaces. |
| Image Direction | First preference: approved WPDC team or dentist photo with warm expression, scrub/uniform presentation and visible eye contact. Second preference: approved clinic interior or reception photo paired with a smaller dentist/team crop. Stock image fallback only if no clinic assets are available: use a realistic Australian dental team or consultation image, no AI-looking faces, no exaggerated smiles, no treatment close-ups and no before/after-style imagery. |
| Required Assets | WPDC logo file from 01 - Brand Assets, approved team or dentist photo, phone number, website, address, visual mockup PNG/HTML from the visual-mockups folder, and confirmation of whether Dr Michael or the wider team should be featured. If no team photo is supplied, flag this before design rather than using generic stock without approval. |
| Contact Details | Phone: 08 9321 6928. Website: wperthdental.com.au. Address: 39 Colin Street, West Perth WA 6005. |
AHPRA Note: Keep this as a continuity and personalised-care message. Do not imply guaranteed access to one specific dentist every time, guaranteed outcomes, superiority, or universal suitability. Avoid testimonials, fear, pressure, and treatment-result claims.