How we review what we publish

A dental website is health information. Ours is written, reviewed, and corrected like it matters — here is exactly how.

Named review, on the record

Every clinical page on this site is reviewed and approved for publication by Mankirat Gill, DDS — by name, with the review date shown on the page. No anonymous medical writing, no outsourced content mill, no AI-generated pages published without clinician review.

If a page carries a date, Dr. Gill stands behind what it says as of that date.

What we will not publish

• Success percentages, patient counts, star ratings, or “years of experience” figures we cannot document
• Prices we have not confirmed — the only dollar amounts on this site are the ones the practice has put in writing
• Guarantees or “warranty” language about clinical outcomes — dentistry does not work that way
• Stock photography presented as our patients, or edited smiles presented as results
• Countdown timers, fake scarcity, “3 people are booking now” widgets — if you see urgency on this site, it is clinical, not manufactured
• Individualized treatment advice — what is right for you requires an examination, and pages that pretend otherwise are marketing, not information

How facts are confirmed

We keep an internal registry of every factual claim on the site — hours, fees, technology, languages, coverage — each with its source, its approver, and a review date. Claims marked unconfirmed do not ship. Before any release, an automated gate re-checks the entire site against that registry and blocks publication if an unsupported statistic, an outdated fact, or leftover template text appears anywhere.

Time-sensitive facts carry their own dates in place — for example, Medi-Cal acceptance states when it was last confirmed.

Corrections and outdated pages

When something is wrong, we fix it and update the page's review date. When a page is retired, its address redirects to the current information rather than leaving stale health content reachable. If you find an error — clinical, factual, or a broken link — tell us: contact@559dentist.com. We treat that email as a favor.

Independence and privacy

• No sponsored content, no paid placements, no affiliate links
• No advertising trackers or social-media pixels in patient journeys
• Tools that remember your preferences (compare lists, saved questions, smile exploration) store them in your browser only — we never see them, and they are never connected to a clinical record

The full picture is in our Privacy Policy and Notice of Privacy Practices.

What this site is, and is not

559dentist.com is educational information and a way to reach us. It is not individualized dental advice, and reading it does not create a dentist–patient relationship — that begins with an examination. For a dental emergency during office hours, call (559) 271-8400; for facial swelling affecting breathing or swallowing, uncontrolled bleeding, or trauma with loss of consciousness, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.