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These guides explain the rules and practical choices behind a Canadian dental practice website: what the site needs, what provincial regulators say about advertising, how to handle testimonials and titles, privacy for appointment forms, CASL for emails, AODA accessibility, French in Quebec, Canadian Dental Care Plan pages, Google Business Profiles and what websites cost.
How to use these guides
Start with what a dental practice website needs if you are planning a new site. If you already have a site, the guides on advertising rules, testimonials and patient images and specialist titles will help you review it.
Each guide is written by our editor, Ryan Mitchell, and checked against primary sources where they exist: regulators, legislation and government pages. Where we rely on a secondary source, such as a law firm summary, the source list says so. Our editorial policy explains how we research and update guides.
These guides are general information, not legal advice. Rules differ by province and change over time. Before publishing claims, reviews or patient images, check the current standard from your own regulator.
