Reputation and reviews
Every channel you run ends at the same page of reviews.
Why reviews decide full arch cases
Reviews matter more in full arch than in general dentistry because a candidate commonly compares three to six providers over a decision that runs six to twelve months, and reads reviews at every step of that comparison, which means reputation is not a separate project from the advertising but the thing that decides what the advertising produces.
A practice can buy the top position on every surface in its market and still lose the case in the thirty seconds a candidate spends reading the most recent three reviews. That is not a reputation problem sitting next to a marketing problem. It is the same problem.
A decision that runs for months is a decision with many exits.
Full arch is not an impulse purchase. A candidate researches for weeks, contacts a practice, waits, attends a consult, thinks about the fee, talks to a spouse, and often visits a second and third practice before signing anything. Each of those steps is a moment where they look you up again.
Because the window is long, recency does most of the work. A practice with a strong rating whose newest review is from fourteen months ago reads as a practice something happened to. Volume and rating matter, but the question a candidate is actually answering is whether this place is good right now.
Response matters for the same reason. A negative review with no reply is the practice's only statement on the matter. A measured, non defensive reply is often more persuasive than the positive reviews around it, because it shows what happens when something goes wrong, which is exactly the risk a surgical patient is weighing.
This is also why reputation compounds. Better reviews raise what every other channel produces from the same spend, because paid, organic, mail and broadcast all deliver the same person to the same comparison. Improving the comparison improves all of them at once.
What compounds with what.
Paid search
An expensive implant click lands on a practice the candidate then looks up. The review page decides whether that click became a consult.
Local Services Ads
The unit shows a rating next to the practice name at the moment of the decision. Reviews are part of the ad, not separate from it.
Paid social
Somebody who was not searching sees the ad and checks the profiles before contacting anybody. Recency answers what the ad cannot.
Organic and AI answers
Review signals feed local visibility, and the systems summarizing a market read what is written about the practice.
Mail and broadcast
An offline impression almost always produces an online check before the phone call. The check happens on the review pages.
The consult
A candidate who arrives already convinced by other patients is a different conversation than one arriving skeptical.
What we run.
01Review generation
Requests tied to the actual point of care, timed to the moment a patient feels the result, rather than a mass send to the whole list.
02Monitoring
Watching the profiles a candidate in your market actually reads, so a new review is known about the day it appears.
03Response drafting
Replies drafted for both positive and negative reviews, written to be read by the next candidate rather than by the reviewer alone.
04Recovery routing
An unhappy patient routed to the practice before they are routed to a public profile, which is service recovery rather than gatekeeping.
05Reporting
Volume, rating and recency tracked over time, alongside the channel reporting, because they move together.
What we will not do.
No purchased reviews
We do not buy, write or incentivize reviews. It violates platform policy, it is detectable, and it puts a practice at real risk.
No suppression
We do not filter which patients are allowed to leave public feedback. Recovery happens before the review, not instead of it.
No promised rating
We will not tell you what rating you will reach by a date. That depends on the care your patients receive, which is yours.
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