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No guarantee of outcomes
We avoid language that guarantees individual outcomes, such as “always,” “100%,” or “absolutely safe.”
MEDICAL CONTENT POLICY
For medical information, accuracy and patient decision-making come before search visibility.
We disclose how content is written and updated and how sources are selected.
PRINCIPLES
Content principles
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Do not determine eligibility online
We state that eligibility for sedation or implant treatment should be determined after a clinical evaluation including medical history, medications, oral examination and necessary tests.
03
Distinguish source types
Clinic careers, address and hours rely on clinic-published information; general medical information prioritizes professional and public institutions.
04
Avoid comparison, disparagement and testimonial-led advertising
We avoid comparing with other providers and avoid testimonial or before/after-led content that could mislead readers about treatment outcomes.
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Show update dates
Because guidelines and clinic information can change, key pages show update dates.
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Do not mass-produce thin search pages
Rather than making thin pages for every similar keyword, we build pages that provide sufficient information for a clear search intent.
SOURCE HIERARCHY
Primary sources
Clinic information
We prioritize the clinic introduction and doctor HTML supplied for this project and publicly available information on the official clinic website.
Sedation
We reference the American Dental Association’s 2025 Guidelines for the Use of Sedation and General Anesthesia by Dentists.
Diabetes & oral health
We reference the CDC’s Oral Health and Diabetes material.
Peri-implant care
We reference patient information on peri-implant disease from the American Academy of Periodontology.
Search-engine technology
Metadata, internal links, sitemaps and structured data follow official Google Search Central and Naver Search Advisor documentation.
Medical advertising
We use conservative wording based on prohibited medical-advertising practices under Article 56 of Korea’s Medical Service Act.
References
- GoogleCreating helpful, reliable, people-first content
- NaverSEO Basic Guide
- ADAAnesthesia and Sedation
- CDCOral Health and Diabetes
- LawMedical Service Act Article 56 — Prohibited Medical Advertising
External sources are for general patient education. Individual treatment eligibility and specific plans are determined after evaluation.