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Dental Websites should have an SSL certificate in 2017.
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Google announced in April 2017 that it will begin identifying websites that do not have an SSL certificate as Not Secure. When visitors search for your website in Google Chrome, and your website appears, Google will mark your website as Not Secure.

Websites that have a valid SSL certificate will be labeled https://websiteaddress.com
Websites that are not secure, will appear like this illustration below:

If you are collecting information from patients and you want to inform your current patients and your new patients that your website is safe, your dental website should have an SSL certificate.
Read the original announcement from Google here….

If you want to learn more about SSL certificates, read one of my earlier blog posts.

Need help?  Contact Sharon Kantor Bogetz at 847-370-9131 or send her an email at Cutting Edge Practice.  She can help you secure your dental website.