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SMILEVOLVE · LEGAL & POLICIES

Compliance Information

Important boundaries for dental marketing, AI tools, advertising, and regulated information.

Development draft · Last updated November 6, 2026 · Subject to legal and operational review

Important: This is a draft for the development website. Specific contractual, privacy, billing, and security practices must be confirmed before production launch. This page is not legal advice.

Marketing and clinical responsibility

Smilevolve provides marketing technology and business services, not diagnosis, treatment, medical advice, or clinical decision-making. Dental practices remain responsible for patient care and the accuracy and lawfulness of their advertising and patient-facing communications.

HIPAA and patient data

Whether a service involves protected health information, requires a business associate agreement, or supports a regulated workflow must be assessed case by case. No general website statement should be read as a HIPAA certification or as permission to upload patient information into public forms.

Advertising and endorsements

Practices must review marketing claims, before-and-after images, patient testimonials, endorsements, disclosures, consent, and specialty-specific professional rules before publication. No particular lead volume, ranking, or treatment outcome is guaranteed.

Communications consent

Automated calls, SMS, email, and AI-assisted communications can implicate TCPA, CAN-SPAM, state privacy laws, platform rules, and consent or opt-out requirements. Customers and Smilevolve must establish the applicable allocation of responsibilities in their agreements and workflows.

AI transparency and oversight

AI-generated drafts, automated responses, and lead handling should be monitored for accuracy, appropriate escalation, and compliance. AI tools should not independently provide clinical advice or make unreviewed patient-care decisions.

Accessibility and privacy

Accessibility, cookie disclosures, privacy rights, and data-security obligations should be reviewed for the actual technologies and jurisdictions in use. The presence of this information page is not a substitute for operational testing or legal review.

Vendor and platform requirements

Advertising networks, CRM systems, messaging providers, and third-party integrations may impose separate policies, data-use restrictions, and technical requirements. Customer-specific configurations should be evaluated before activation.

Reporting concerns

For questions about marketing compliance, privacy, accessibility, or suspected misuse, contact hello@smilevolve.com.

Questions? hello@smilevolve.com