I share an office with other providers — do I need my own listing?
You can have one: Google allows individual practitioners like dentists their own profile, alongside the practice's. At a shared address, verifying can take extra steps; we walk you through what Google asks for.
How does verification work for a dental practice?
Generally like any storefront: Google chooses the method, often a short video or a mailed postcard to your practice address. At a shared office, verifying a separate profile can take extra steps.
Can the report identify which staff member patients are praising?
If reviews name specific staff members, yes — the report can
surface that pattern rather than leaving it anecdotal.
Do you handle multi-location or multi-provider practices?
Each dentist who wants reviews tied to their own name typically
gets their own profile, card, and report; a practice-wide listing is a separate
conversation.
My reviews are scattered across other platforms too — does the report cover those?
The Intelligence Report is built from your Google reviews
specifically. Other platforms aren't included in this report.
Is there anything dental-specific we should avoid asking patients about?
We never write scripts asking for specific star ratings or
content — that rule applies here just like every other vertical.