Real, de-identified accounts from healthcare providers across the country — page 6 of 10.
Share Your StoryThe review gave two stars but spent most of its length praising a "state of the art office nearby with friendly staff and same-day crowns." It read like a brochure, complete with buzzwords no ordinary patient uses. It offered no concrete…
The review gave one star and recommended "the modern practice two blocks over that actually respects your time." It was articulate to the point of sounding scripted, with none of the rough edges of real frustration. It cited no visit, no…
The review gave one star and, in flawless marketing prose, described my office as tired while lauding "the sleek new practice everyone is switching to." The writing was too clean, the pivot to a recommendation too smooth. It listed no…
The review gave two stars and steered readers toward "a newer office with cutting-edge care and no long waits." The phrasing lined up almost exactly with a flyer a competitor had recently mailed around town. It was smooth, promotional, and…
The review gave one star and gently urged readers toward "a brand-new practice with the friendliest team in town." The prose was suspiciously polished, the kind of copy you would expect from a marketing department, not a disgruntled…
The review gave one star and recommended "the innovative new clinic offering the latest painless techniques." The wording was glossy and promotional, more brochure than grievance. It described no procedure, no appointment, no actual…
The post asked neighbors for dentist recommendations, then answered itself by warning against my office and praising "the wonderful new practice that just opened." The phrasing was strangely polished for a casual neighborhood thread,…
The review gave one star and, in unusually slick prose, recommended "the newer office down the road with the gentle, unhurried approach." It read like a tagline, not a complaint, and it named nothing concrete about a visit to me. No…
A review asserted as fact that I had "operated on the wrong tooth," a specific and false clinical claim. I know exactly what was done and why, but correcting it publicly would disclose the patient's care, which I will not do. On a site…
The post appeared on a local community page and described my office as chaos behind the scenes. It claimed our sterilization logs were falsified and that instruments were reused without proper autoclave cycles. The writer mentioned our…
On our neighborhood app, a long post described my practice as a place where corners are cut and staff are pushed past safe limits. The writer said I overbook the schedule so severely that patients are rushed through procedures. She…
A long thread appeared in a local subreddit titled as an insider warning about a dental office in our area. The poster, who did not name me directly but described my practice unmistakably, claimed we upcode procedures and pad treatment…
A one star Google review described my practice as a house of chaos where the doctor cannot keep staff and cuts corners on cleanliness. The writer said instruments pile up unprocessed and that the sterilization room is a disaster during…
On a widely followed community Facebook group, a former assistant wrote that I endanger patients every single day. She described the practice as barely controlled chaos and claimed I rush through extractions without adequate anesthesia.…
A detailed Google review accused me of hiding infection control failures from patients and inspectors. The writer said the office scrambles to look clean only when someone official is expected. She described our specific supply ordering…
On our neighborhood platform, my former front desk lead began posting a series about the mess behind my office door. Each installment described a different back office failure, from billing errors to what she called reckless scheduling.…
The first review complained about a wait time, which was fair enough. But the next one, from a similar sounding account, mocked my appearance and called me cold and unfeeling. Then came one that described my daily routine, including when I…
The reviews on my practice page began cataloging my face and my clothes instead of my dentistry. One called me arrogant and said my smile looked fake. Another described what I wore on a specific day, which meant the writer had been…
It started with a Reddit post calling me the worst new dentist in the borough. Then a Google review appeared with the same phrasing and the same odd nickname for me. Soon the writer was commenting on unrelated local threads just to mention…
A one star review complained about the strip mall parking and the "annoying" waiting room music, with nothing about the dental care. The cleaning and exam went fine, but the platform's filter buried several genuine reviews while keeping…
On our neighborhood app, a single user began a slow campaign of posts about me. The early ones griped about my manner, but they quickly turned into remarks about my family and my home neighborhood. One post noted the general area where I…
A series of Google reviews about me escalated from a service complaint into something personal and menacing. The writer moved from criticizing my chairside manner to calling me names and describing my accent with contempt. One review said…
A reviewer on my practice's Facebook page moved quickly from a complaint to something darker. Within a few posts, the writer described my car, its color, and where it tends to be parked. One comment told me to enjoy it while it lasts,…
A nameless account on a local subreddit began posting about me with a growing edge of hostility. The early posts questioned my competence, but they soon shifted to my age, my appearance, and my supposed arrogance. One post said it was time…