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Reviews and replies for dental practices

Happy patients,
reviewing you on Google
Happy patients, on Google

FlossBooked handles dental reputation management for US practices: we text every patient a review link once the visit ends, and each new Google review gets an answer under your practice's name, following rules you okay per star rating.

  • A review text to every patient after their visit
  • Google reviews shown on your website
Patient smiling at the review text on his phone as he leaves his cleaning.
A FlossBooked notice saying Anjali Rao left a new five-star Google review praising Brooke and it was answered under the practice's name at 12:40.

Live in 14 daysMonth to month, no setup fee

  • Visit marked done, review link texted
  • One-stars answered calmly, five-stars thanked
  • Facebook reviews watched as well
  • Replies never confirm a patient
  • Review counts in your report
  • Short satisfaction surveys
One visit

The review text lands on the drive home

When Clint's crown visit is closed out on the schedule, your office line texts Clint asking for a review. Whether the visit ran late or right on time, every patient gets the same one.

  1. A patient's phone at 4:10 p.m. with FlossBooked Dental's thank-you text after his crown seat and a Google link for rating the visit.

    4:10 p.m.

    The text arrives

    Clint's phone buzzes with a thanks from the practice and a link for rating the visit on Google.

  2. Google's review box for FlossBooked Dental on Clint Mayfield's phone, five stars tapped and a short review about his crown half-written.

    4:12 p.m.

    One tap opens the stars

    Tapping it brings up the stars and a box to write in, on your listing.

  3. Clint's five-star Google review on the staff app, with the office's reply thanking him by name and saying nothing about his visit.

    That evening

    Thanked by the office

    A reply goes up under Clint's five stars, thanking Clint by name without a word about the crown or the visit.

Reviews, asked and answered

Pleased patients rarely post until someone asks

We set up the ask, watch Google and Facebook daily and post the replies, so the office manager stops refreshing the review page between patients.

Search

What new patients read on Maps before they dial

Someone who just moved here compares stars and dates across three nearby dentists. Fresh reviews each week keep your practice in the running.

  • Your review count grows with every week of visits on Google
  • Reviews show up on your own website too, with each reviewer's stars
FlossBooked's reviews overview beside two nearby dentists on Google Maps, with the stars, review counts and how fresh each newest review is.
Where your reviews show

Stars show up long before your homepage does

One Google review gets read in search, on Maps, in AI answers and on your monthly report.

Stars beside your name

Someone types your practice's name into Google, and the stars plus a review count appear beside it, above your own website link.

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Google search for FlossBooked Dental with 4.9 stars and 438 reviews beside the name and a named five-star review.
Google search
Google Maps on a phone searched for dentist near me, with FlossBooked Dental first at 4.9 stars above two other Round Rock dental offices.
Google Maps

Nearby dentist results

A patient searching nearby sees three practices on the map. Fresh reviews with answers under them help yours get the tap.

See Maps listing

AI search

Ask ChatGPT for a well-reviewed dentist in town, and its answer draws on what patients wrote about each practice on Google.

See AI search
ChatGPT asked which Round Rock dentist has the best reviews, answering FlossBooked Dental from what patients wrote on Google.
ChatGPT, Gemini
FlossBooked Dental's Google reviews by month in the FlossBooked report: a 4.9 average, and every month's new reviews beside the ones answered.
Monthly report

Reviews by month

Each month's report shows how many reviews came in, where your stars average out and how many got answers.

See the reports

FlossBooked · Reviews

One five-star Google review of FlossBooked Dental, and the four places it is read: Google, Maps, AI answers and the monthly report.

Watched and answered daily

Getting started

Asking patients by day 14

Your office manager sets it up with us, and review texts start within 14 days.

  1. Your Google profile

    Week one, on a call

  2. Write the ask

    The review text

  3. Agree how replies sound

    Rules for each rating

  4. The first texts

    Two weeks in

Reviews included. Every plan carries the whole thing, starting at $97 a month.

Show us your review page

On the call we pull up your Google listing, read the newest reviews and any without an answer, and write the text your patients would get. A single login runs $97 monthly.

Office manager on a video call at her desk, going over her phones, website and ads.
A FlossBooked notice with the Google icon saying the six Google reviews left without an answer were all answered the same day.

Answered before we opened

  • Dr. Nathan P., owner dentist at Cedar Hill.
    Dr. Nathan P.Owner dentist, Cedar Hill
    One lookat reviews each week

    I used to check our Google page between patients. Now I read the week's reviews on Friday, already answered.

  • Lucia M., front desk lead at Brightwater.
    Lucia M.Front desk lead, Brightwater
    No askingat the counter

    I never liked asking for a review at the counter with the next patient waiting. The text asks for me now.

  • Dr. Andre K., associate dentist at Elmwood.
    Dr. Andre K.Associate dentist, Elmwood
    Calmevery reply

    I'd have argued with that review about the wait. What went up instead was two calm lines with no detail from the visit.

  • Tanya R., office manager at Maple Grove.
    Tanya R.Office manager, Maple Grove
    By 8 a.m.already answered

    A patient posted one star over a balance at night. By the time I unlocked the office, it had an answer.

  • Marco S., hygienist at Northgate.
    Marco S.Hygienist, Northgate
    My namein more reviews

    The text comes while patients are still in the parking lot. My name shows up in reviews more than it ever did.

  • Jordan L., operations director for four dental offices.
    Jordan L.Operations director, four offices
    Fourprofiles answered

    Each of our four offices has its own Google profile, its own review link and its own reply rules.

Review questions

What practices ask about reviews

Try a word like replies, timing or bad reviews to search.

5 questions

How soon after a visit should we ask?

That afternoon, before the day's details fade for the patient. The request leaves shortly after your practice software shows the visit as done.

Do review requests go out without us sending them?

Yes. When your practice software shows the visit as done, your office line sends the review link. Every patient receives it, so no one at the counter has to remember.

A patient left us one star. What happens now?

A calm reply goes up that day in your practice's name, following your rules for low ratings.

How do dentists reply to reviews safely?

Briefly, warmly and without details. A good reply thanks the reviewer and never confirms they're a patient, names a treatment or argues about a bill. Our team writes reply rules for each star rating, and you okay them before any reply goes up.

Can reviews show on our website?

Yes. The website our team builds for your practice shows your Google reviews, with each reviewer's name, stars and words, and adds new ones as they come in.

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Another question?

Write to Lauren at sales@flossbooked.com with a question about review texts, reply rules or what's on the plan.

Lauren PierceAccount manager

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