--- title: "Remove Google Reviews for Dentists | Free Review Audit" description: "Remove Google reviews for dentists when a 1-star review about an implant consultation sends a patient elsewhere. Send us the link for a free audit." url: https://removemyreviews.com/industries/dentists/ lang: en-US --- # Remove Google Reviews for Dentists Remove Google reviews for dentists that greet every implant patient with one star, right as they decide between your office and the one down the street. Send us the link: we check it, find what Google responds to and file the report, so nobody on your team has to draft a risky reply or chase support tickets. The first recent review we handle is free, one per profile, and a paid one that isn't removed within 30 days (60 if it's older) is fully refunded. [Check My Reviews Free](https://removemyreviews.com/industries/dentists/#quote) [How It Works](https://removemyreviews.com/how-it-works/) ![Phone showing low-star reviews that a patient may see while comparing dental offices](https://removemyreviews.com/img/services/remove-negative-google-reviews-one-star-list.webp) ## Which dental office does a patient in pain call? Someone with a cracked tooth searches “emergency dentist near me” and gets three offices side by side. If yours shows a one-star story about pain, they call the next number. Implant patients take longer to decide, so the same review gets read again and again. ## Is that dental review even about your office? Send it even if you remember the patient. We check it free. What we often find: - Billing that belongs to another practice - Treatment at a different location - [A competitor posing as a patient](https://removemyreviews.com/cases/fake-google-review-from-competitor/) - Treatment or health details made public Not on the list? Send it anyway. These are only examples, and Google decides. ## How do you reply to an implant complaint under HIPAA? Don't write: “We're sorry your implant got infected because you skipped aftercare.” That confirms treatment and shares clinical details. Safer: “Thanks for sharing your concerns. Please call our office so we can talk privately.” It confirms nothing. General guidance, not legal advice. ## What does your front desk need to send? The review link and a short note, like “wrong location.” Your public profile link works too. Never send clinical records or medical histories. We start without profile access or a login. ## Can we challenge an implant review on Healthgrades? Yes. Send the link; we audit it free, quote in writing, and Healthgrades decides. See [our review platforms](https://removemyreviews.com/platforms/). A paid Healthgrades review that isn't removed within 30 days of payment (60 for older ones) is refunded in full. Timing depends on each platform's own review process; we tell you what to expect in your audit. ## What does it cost per review? From $200 per recent Google review Recent means 21 days old or less when sent; older reviews are $400. Taxes may apply depending on your state. Your written quote fixes the price. You pay upfront, with a full refund if a recent review stays up beyond 30 days from payment or an older one beyond 60 days. After our audit, we pick a recent review for your first challenge at no charge, one per profile. If it stays up, we try one other recent review free, and the offer ends. Every removal includes a 3-month guarantee, at no extra cost. ## What you risk by sending us a review - **Full refund if it isn't removed.** You pay upfront, and only after the free audit shows you the price. If the review isn't removed, you get every dollar back. The window is 30 days from payment for a recent review and 60 days for an older one, on Google and on every other platform. - **Send us any review, even a fair-looking one.** Most owners can't spot the detail a platform acts on, and that detail is exactly what we look for. Every review gets a free look and a straight answer. - **No one can promise a removal.** Google and every other platform decide under their own rules. What we control is the request, and we make it as strong as those rules allow. - **No shortcuts that can backfire.** Policy reports, appeals, legal requests when a review may be unlawful, and a public reply when a review has to stay. No fake accounts, no mass flagging and no fake reviews. [How the process works](https://removemyreviews.com/how-it-works/) ## Questions dentists ask us ### Can a review from a real customer still have grounds? Yes. A real patient can still mention another practice's bill, the wrong office or someone else's treatment. Even a polite complaint about a crown or a bill is worth sending; the audit is free and Google rules on it. ### Is the first Healthgrades review free? No. The free first review applies to a recent Google review. Healthgrades is quoted in writing after the free audit. ### Can you start without patient records? Yes. The public link and a short note are all we need. ## Is that implant review beside your before-and-after photos? Send the review new patients see before they book; we check it free. [Check My Reviews Free](https://removemyreviews.com/industries/dentists/#quote)