“She talked me out of half of what I came in asking for.”

Results
What patients say, and what we cannot show yet.
The reviews are public. The photographs exist, and stay unpublished until every patient has said yes again.
In their words
Nobody could tell.

“My sister asked if I had been sleeping better. That is the review.”
“I did not realise until my second visit that she is an actual oral surgeon.”

“The consultation was more specific than the last three places I went to.”
“Smaller first dose than I expected. She was right.”
Placeholders, representative of the practice’s public Google reviews. They are replaced by a verbatim pull, with the reviewer names the client will publish, before launch.
Before & after
Fifteen galleries exist. None are published.
Publishing a patient’s face needs their current written consent for this exact use. We are asking each one again rather than relying on a form signed for a previous website. Until a case is covered, its frame stays empty.
15galleries photographed
0published without consent
Where results are shown
In the room, with consent already in place.



Straight answers
About the proof on this page.
Are the reviews real patients?
They come from the practice’s public Google listing, readable in full there. Nothing is solicited in exchange for anything, and nothing is removed.
Why no before-and-after photographs?
Because current written consent for this website does not exist yet, and we are asking each patient rather than reusing a form signed for another one.
Will the photographs be retouched?
No. Same lighting, angle and lens on both visits, cropped and nothing else.
Are the people on this website patients?
No. They are models and are never presented as results. A patient will only ever appear on this page, labelled as one, with consent.
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