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Dental clinics are getting sued. If your enquiry form is sending patient data to ad platforms, you’re exposed. Check it.

Tracking code on your form page can pass what a patient types — name, contact details, the treatment they’re asking about — to Meta and Google. A medical enquiry, handed to an ad platform, without consent. That’s the claim. Aspen Dental settled theirs for more than $18 million.

If your ads point somewhere other than your homepage, paste that exact page. Landing pages are often built by a different company with a different tracking setup, so checking the homepage can miss what your ad traffic actually hits.

Reads your public pages only. Nothing is installed, nothing is submitted to your site, and results aren’t published or browsable anywhere on this site.

How the scan works

The scan reads your public pages the way any visitor’s browser would — your homepage, the page carrying your enquiry form, and the published configuration of your tag containers. It never submits a form, never books an appointment, and never sends anything into your practice systems. Findings are statements about configuration — what your tags are set up to do — not about any individual visit.

Results are shown to you, for the site you entered, and aren’t published or browsable anywhere on this site.