Dental practices live and die on local search and patient reviews. A new patient choosing between three nearby practices will almost always pick from the top of Google’s local pack, and that ranking is heavily influenced by review count, average rating, and recency. A bad month of reviews can move a practice from the top three to the second page.
Articles in this category cover reputation strategy specific to dental practices: HIPAA-compliant review responses, managing complaints about pricing and pain, dealing with insurance-related grievances, and building the steady review velocity that local search rewards. For practice-level support, see our healthcare reputation management services.
A negative review feels like something you have to answer right away, but for a dental practice, a careless reply can cost far more than the…
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A dental board complaint can affect your practice long after the matter itself is closed, because the records it produces often stay in public databases and…
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When a prospective patient searches “dentist near me,” the first thing they see is a short list of practices with star ratings attached. Your Google reviews…
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What can reputation management for dentists do for your practice? Contact an Online Reputation Specialist at today to learn more. If you work in the dental…
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When you acquire a dental practice, you inherit its online reputation along with the patient charts, the operatory equipment, and the lease. Most buyers comb through…
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Orthodontists, oral surgeons, cosmetic dentists, periodontists, endodontists, and dental sleep medicine providers all answer to the same patients and the same search results, but they do…
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