Straight answer

How do dental practices get more Google reviews?

Ask every satisfied patient, every time, with a simple link sent shortly after the appointment. Train the front desk to mention it, and respond to every review. Consistency beats one-time campaigns.

Make asking routine

A text or email with a direct review link after each visit removes friction. Patients are most willing right after a good appointment.

Dental patient receiving a review request text after an appointment — A timely, simple ask.

Stay compliant

Don't offer incentives for reviews, and never reveal patient information when replying. Thank the reviewer without confirming they're a patient.

Dental office front desk with a modern check-in area — Train the front desk to mention reviews.

Respond to everything

Replies to positive and negative reviews show prospective patients that the practice cares.

Showcase them

Link to your Google reviews from the website so new patients can read them.

Quick questions

Can we buy reviews?

No. It violates Google's policies and can get the listing penalized.

How should we handle a bad review?

Respond politely, don't share patient details, and invite them to contact the office directly.

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