Named clinical review
Important health pages are reviewed by an Ivy Dental practitioner before publication and when updated.
How Ivy Dental writes, reviews, updates, and governs patient-facing clinical content.
Clinical governance
How Ivy Dental reviews patient information
Ivy Dental content is written for patients making real decisions. The goal is plain language, clear limits, and clinically restrained advice.
Content standard
Useful before persuasive
We do not treat clinical pages as sales pages. Each page should help you understand symptoms, suitability, risks, cost factors, and next steps.
Source hierarchy
We prefer Australian regulatory sources, public-health sources, professional dental resources, peer-reviewed evidence, manufacturer documentation, and Ivy protocols where relevant.
Responsible clinical wording
Clinical claims are kept within Ahpra and Dental Board advertising guidance. We do not use promises, superiority claims, quoted patient feedback, or wording that could create unrealistic expectations.
Pricing governance
Pricing is indicative unless a fixed-fee service is explicitly confirmed. Quotes can vary after clinical assessment.
Update cadence
Clinical pages are reviewed at least annually where they affect high-intent treatment decisions. Pricing and policy pages are reviewed when the underlying information changes.
Corrections
If a patient, clinician, or team member identifies an error, the page is reviewed and corrected where needed.
Sources
What we rely on
Ahpra and Dental Board of Australia advertising and cosmetic procedure guidance
Australian Dental Association patient resources
healthdirect Australia and relevant government health information
Cochrane oral health evidence summaries and peer-reviewed dental literature where appropriate
Manufacturer instructions for materials, whitening systems, aligners, scanners, and appliances
Ivy Dental clinical protocols, pricing data, and operational workflows