Misleading Online Advertisements
Dr. Lampee has recently become aware of misleading online advertisements from third parties that falsely suggest he offers free implants, extremely low-cost implant procedures, or special implant “trials.”
We want to assure you that these ads are not created, sponsored, or endorsed by Dr. Lampee in any way. Some of these promotions may appear online and redirect users to our website, even though they are not part of our advertising campaign. We understand how confusing this can be and want to clarify the facts.
Our Commitment to Honest, Transparent Care
Dr. Lampee and all members of our staff believe that every patient deserves clear and accurate information about their oral health and treatment options.
During your complimentary consultation, our team will review your specific needs and provide a personalized treatment plan and quote — with no hidden fees or misleading offers.
We are actively working with advertising platforms to identify and remove these false promotions. Your trust means everything to us, and we appreciate your understanding as we continue to ensure the accuracy of all online communications.
Why These Misleading Ads Appear
While we are not entirely sure why these misleading advertisements appear, we suspect the following:
- Real dentists may be listed alongside scams to make those scams appear more credible.
- These websites are trying to appear in the search results of legitimate dental clinics to gain traffic.
- Spammy browser plugins or other tools installed on your computer may be influencing what you see online.
Staying Safe Online
The bottom line is simple: if something seems too good to be true, it probably is.
Keep your computer and phone updated with the latest software, and check with a trusted friend or family member when something feels off. Staying safe online is easy when you know what to look for.
For more information on internet safety, visit:
https://www.cisa.gov/resources-tools/training/tips-stay-safe-while-surfing-web-part-1-web-browser-settings