How Listings Work
BiomimeticClinics.com is an editorial directory. Entries are compiled by hand from the public member, fellow, and accreditation records of the recognised credentialing bodies, and every entry states the credential claimed, the directory it was checked against, and the date it was verified. Readers can confirm any of it independently.
There are two kinds of listing. The free listing is the directory itself: inclusion costs nothing, is open to any credentialed practice on request, and is not capped — any number of credentialed practices may be listed in the same city and specialty. The promoted listing is a separate, clearly-labelled placement: one per city and specialty, described in full below.
Most practices in this directory did not ask to be here and pay nothing. They were indexed because their credentials are a matter of public record. A listed practice may claim its entry, correct it, or have it removed at any time, free of charge, whether or not it is a paying customer.
Not listed yet? Request a free listing
Any practice holding a current credential from one of the bodies named below can ask to be listed — you do not have to wait to be found in a credential-body record sweep. Free listings are not capped: any number of credentialed practices may appear in the same city and specialty.
Email hello@biomimeticclinics.com with your practice name, city, and the credential body plus a link to your record in its public directory. We verify against the issuing body's own records and publish the entry once it is confirmed.
Request a free listing
The Promoted Listing
Each city and specialty has one promoted placement. The practice holding it is ordered first on that directory page, above the free entries, and is always labelled as promoted. When a visitor asks us for an introduction to a practice in that city and specialty, the request is routed to the promoted practice rather than shared among every practice listed.
The placement is awarded first come, first served — whichever credentialed practice requests it first holds it, and it stays held until that practice gives it up. Holding it changes ordering and request routing only: it does not change how any practice is described, does not affect credential verification, and does not remove, demote, or suppress anyone else's listing.
Credential Requirements
Verification against at least one of the following is required before any entry is published, and it is not waivable:
- AOBMDAcademy of Biomimetic Dentistry — accreditation or fellowship, for the Biomimetic Restorative category.
- IAOMTIAOMT SMART Certification — required for the Holistic & Biological category where mercury amalgam removal is offered.
- IABDMIABDM Accreditation — accepted as primary credential for the Holistic & Biological category.
- ALLEMANAlleman Center Six Lessons — accepted for Biomimetic Restorative listings.
A practice whose credentials cannot be found in the issuing body's own public records is not published, and this is not something a payment changes. If you hold a credential not named above and believe it is equivalent in rigour, write to us with documentation — we assess credentialing bodies on an ongoing basis.
What the Promoted Listing Includes
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Verified credential display
Your accreditation shown with the issuing body named and linked, marked up with schema.org EducationalOccupationalCredential so search engines and AI assistants can parse and cite it. -
A practice profile page
Procedure coverage, practitioner background, and training history, written to the same editorial standard as the rest of the site and structured for machine reading. -
First position in your city and specialty
Your practice is ordered first on the directory page for your city and specialty, above the free entries, always labelled as promoted. One practice holds this placement per city and specialty at a time, first come, first served. -
Introduction requests routed to you
When a visitor asks us for an introduction in your city and specialty, the request goes to your practice rather than being shared among every listed practice. -
Cross-links from relevant procedure guides
The procedure articles covering the treatments you provide link through to your profile. -
Editorial independence, unchanged
A paid listing is placed above the unpaid compiled entries in its city and specialty, and receives that cell's introduction requests. Beyond that placement and routing, paying does not alter how you are described, does not reorder the unpaid entries — which stay ordered by accreditation tier and relevance — and does not get any other practice removed, downgraded, or suppressed. If we ever cannot verify your credentials, the listing stops regardless of payment status.
Cost
A listing is $297 per month, billed monthly and cancellable at any time. There is no setup fee, no contract term, no commission on treatment, and no per-patient charge. What you pay does not vary with how many patients contact you or what they spend.
Cancel within 90 days of the first charge and every payment made is refunded in full, no questions asked and no reason required. The 90-day window runs from the date of the first charge — not from signup and not from credential approval.
We collect your contact details before checkout so we can reach you if anything goes wrong with the payment or the credential check. Credential verification takes 2–3 business days.
Correcting or Removing an Entry
If your practice is already listed and something is wrong — or you would rather not appear at all — that is handled free and unconditionally, and it is not a sales conversation. The procedure, including what to send and how quickly we respond, is set out in our Privacy Policy, section 6.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to pay to be listed?
No. Listing is free: most entries were compiled from public credential records, and any credentialed practice can request one at no charge — free listings are not capped. Paying buys the promoted placement only: first position and the introduction-request routing for your city and specialty. It does not buy verification, and it does not change how the editorial content describes you.
What happens if my credentials lapse?
Active credential standing is a condition of publication. If your accreditation lapses, the profile is withdrawn until it is restored. We give notice before any change and stop billing at that point.
Can I be listed in more than one city?
Yes, if you practise in more than one location. Each placement is handled separately.
Is this only for the United States?
The directory currently covers US practices. If you practise elsewhere, write to us — we are recording interest by country.
Can I pay to rank above another practice?
A paid listing is placed above the unpaid compiled entries in its city and specialty, and introduction requests for that city and specialty are routed to it — that placement and routing are what the listing is. It goes no further: paying does not change how any practice is described, does not reorder the unpaid entries, which remain ordered by accreditation tier and relevance, and no practice can pay to have another removed, downgraded, or suppressed.