Patients scan a profile in seconds. A clear one answers their main questions: who are you, can you help me, where are you and can I book?
1. Use a good photo
A square, well-lit head-and-shoulders photo with a plain background works best. Aim for at least 400 by 400 pixels. Look at the camera and smile naturally.
2. Write a short, human "about"
Two or three short paragraphs are enough: your training, what you enjoy treating, and how you work with nervous patients. Avoid long lists of jargon.
3. Be specific about what you treat
Choose your specialities carefully, and mention treatments you do often, for example children, braces, implants or emergency visits.
4. Keep your chamber details exact
Add the full address, area, days and hours, and any languages spoken. Patients rely on this to plan a visit.
5. Keep your open slots current
A profile with real, open slots gets booked. A profile with none looks inactive.
6. Share a little knowledge
A short article on a common question, such as toothache, braces or children's teeth, shows how you explain things. Keep it general and honest, with no promises about results.
7. Be honest
Do not claim treatments you do not provide or results you cannot guarantee. Honest profiles earn better reviews.
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