We scan your Google reviews, find the ones that violate Google's own content policies — and pursue them for you. No card, no fees, ever. In exchange, we ask for a short testimonial at the end.
⚡ 7 of 10 free pilot spots still open — first come, first served.
We'll scan your Google reviews and email you exactly which ones may violate a Google policy — and which honest ones we'll never touch. No card required at any point.
Four steps, zero dollars — here's exactly what happens after you start your scan.
Enter your practice and confirm your email. Our AI scans your Google reviews and shows you which ones appear to violate a Google content policy — and which honest ones we'll never touch.
Choose the reviews you'd like us to work on. No card, no checkout — you just confirm the reviews aren't genuine experiences and agree to share a testimonial at the end.
A specialist reviews every selection and pursues removal through Google's own process — discreetly, working inside Google's policies, not against them.
We monitor your profile and email you each time a review comes down. The pilot runs about 60 days. Your only part of the deal: tell us honestly how it went.
We work inside Google's content policies — not against them. If a review violates any of these 12 policy categories, it can be removed.
Posted repeatedly, from bot accounts, or part of a coordinated attack on your rating.
From someone who was never a patient and never did business with you.
Competitors, ex-employees, or anyone with a stake in hurting your practice.
About a different business, politics, or a rant unrelated to your care.
Exposes addresses, phone numbers, staff names, or other private details.
Profanity, slurs, harassment, or hate speech.
Threats, bullying, doxxing, or intimidation aimed at you or your team.
Fake accounts posing as a patient, an employee, or someone else.
Copyrighted material, threats, or other unlawful content.
Regulated products or activity prohibited by Google's policies.
Graphic or pornographic material.
Glorifies violence or promotes violent groups.
Google doesn't remove reviews just for being negative — but a real patient's review can still come down if it violates a policy (off-topic rants, personal info, profanity). Not sure if yours qualifies? Run the free scan — it tells you honestly, and in the pilot everything is free either way.
We're opening our review-removal service to the first 10 dental practices, completely free, for about 60 days. You get the full service — the scan, the human review, the Google disputes, the monitoring, the removal notifications. We get real-world results and (we hope) a short testimonial from you at the end. That's the whole deal.
Nothing — and there's no card to enter anywhere, so nothing can be charged. The exchange is simple: the pilot is free, and in return you agree to share a short, honest testimonial about your experience at the end, and you're OK with us referencing anonymized results (never your practice's name without your separate written OK).
The pilot simply ends — nothing converts into a paid plan automatically and there's no card on file to charge. We'll share what happened with your reviews, ask for your testimonial, and if you'd like to keep going you can choose to continue as a regular customer. Entirely up to you.
Honestly: anywhere from a few days to a few months. Some reviews come down fast; others take repeated work inside Google's process. We usually can't give mid-case status updates — much of the process happens on Google's side — but you'll get an email the moment a removal is confirmed. We don't control Google, and no one can guarantee a removal.
Reporting a policy-violating review is something Google itself provides for — it's Google's own process, and we work inside it, never around it. We're not aware of any case of Google penalizing a business for using its official reporting channels, and we never do anything grey-hat with your profile.
Google doesn't remove reviews just for being negative. But a real patient's review can still come down if it violates a policy — off-topic rants, personal info, profanity. Not sure if yours qualifies? Run the free scan: it tells you honestly, and we never report an honest customer experience.
No. The reviewer isn't notified when their review is removed, so they aren't prompted to repost it. There's no public sign on your profile that a removal was requested.
Newer reviews and ones that clearly violate Google's policies are the easiest. The hardest are reviews from Google Local Guides and reviews with photos attached. In the pilot, we pursue what qualifies and you see every result — free.
Other questions? Email info@thereviewsdoctor.com.
The Reviews Doctor comes out of the Raving Patients community — helping dental practices with their online reputation is what we do. The pilot is how we prove it: real practices, real results, shared honestly at the end.