About Beirut Dental Rating
Beirut Dental Rating is an independent research and ranking platform for dental clinics. It measures what a clinic makes publicly checkable — not how good its dentistry is.
What Beirut Dental Rating is
A small editorial project that researches dental clinics in Beirut, Lebanon, records what can be verified about each one from public sources, and scores them out of 100 with a single published formula. Every clinic is scored the same way, and every score can be traced back to the criterion and source behind it.
What it covers today
- Location: Beirut, Lebanon. No other city is covered, and we do not publish city pages for places we have not researched.
- Clinics: general and specialist dental practices operating in Beirut that an editor has researched and approved. Coverage is not exhaustive; missing clinics can be submitted through the contact page.
- Languages: the interface is available in English, Arabic and French.
What the score measures
Six categories: public information, price transparency, public reputation, clinical infrastructure and services, communication and access, and digital visibility. Together they answer one question — how much can a patient find out and rely on before walking in.
What the score does not measure
It is not a measure of clinical skill, treatment outcomes, complication rates, sterility, patient safety or value for money. We do not inspect clinics, review clinical records, or hold regulatory data. A clinic with a low score may provide excellent care and simply publish very little.
What Beirut Dental Rating is not
Beirut Dental Rating is a publication, not a product. It is not dental practice-management software, not a patient portal or records system, not a charting or treatment-tracking tool, and not an appointment-booking system. There is no subscription, no free trial, no monthly price and nothing to install. Everything published here is free to read.
Beirut Dental Rating sells nothing and has no customers — it has readers. Its only outputs are published rankings, scorecards and the methodology behind them, all of which anyone can read in full without an account.
How often information is reviewed
Each clinic profile carries the date its evidence was last checked. Records are reviewed on a rolling basis and whenever a correction is received; the corrections queue takes priority over routine review. Read the editorial policy for the full process.