Terms of Use

Draft placeholder. This document has not been reviewed by an attorney and must receive legal review before public launch.

These draft terms describe the intended basis on which PeerSeat Dental is offered. They are a placeholder for counsel-reviewed terms.

What this platform is

PeerSeat Dental is a private, verified professional knowledge network for dental professionals. Content is peer input, shared experience, and educational discussion contributed by members to help one another exercise better judgment.

What this platform is not

  • It is not legal, HR, accounting, tax, or insurance advice.
  • It is not clinical advice, a diagnosis, a treatment directive, or an official second-opinion service.
  • It is not official equipment repair instruction.
  • It is not a substitute for consulting qualified professionals.
  • It does not make any HIPAA-compliance claim and is not a system for storing patient information. Patient-identifying information is prohibited.

Member responsibilities

  • Never submit patient-identifying information.
  • Remove unnecessary details that could identify employees, colleagues, practices, or other people.
  • Provide accurate information during verification.
  • Do not copy, screenshot, or redistribute private member discussions without permission.
  • Disclose financial or professional conflicts relevant to a recommendation.
  • Use your own professional judgment before acting on any peer input.
  • Follow the Community Guidelines.

Accounts and moderation

Membership requires verification and approval; credentials do not guarantee that every contribution is correct. Access depends on continued professional conduct. Administrators may hold, hide, or remove content and may warn, suspend, or remove members to protect the community. Anonymous posts hide your identity from other members, not from PeerSeat administrators. This supports candid participation while preserving accountability.

Liability

[Placeholder for limitation-of-liability, indemnification, dispute-resolution, and governing-law provisions, to be drafted by counsel.]