For dental practices & aesthetic clinics
Prospective patients read reviews before a first consultation more than almost any other decision — a single review claiming a bad outcome, framed as fact rather than opinion, can sit at the top of your profile for months. We look at whether that specific review breaches Google policy (no genuine patient relationship, privacy exposure, a competitor or ex-staff post), not whether it's simply negative.
Situations we actually see
Every case still starts with the same policy check — these are the situations where dentists & aesthetic clinics most often have a real route worth checking.
Dentists & Aesthetic Clinics FAQ
No. Damage alone isn't a ground — a genuine patient's honest account of a real visit almost always stays up, however harsh. We look for a specific policy breach: no matching patient relationship, privacy exposure, harassment, or a clear conflict of interest.
Only the minimum needed to check whether a name or timeframe matches a real visit — never full medical records, and never more than the specific case calls for.
The free check itself is immediate. If there's a route, a written scope follows before any paid work starts — most clinics hear back within one business day.
Start with the review itself
Use the free check to see whether a legitimate Google route may exist for your situation.