I had a root canal treatment at Queen Square Dental Clinic with Dr. Frederico Ferreira, and it was an incredible experience from start to finish. Dr. Ferreira was extremely professional, calm, and reassuring throughout the entire procedure. He explained everything clearly, made sure I felt comfortable at every stage, and carried out the treatment with impressive precision and care. What I expected to be a stressful experience turned out to be smooth and completely manageable. The results are fantastic — I feel great, and the tooth feels absolutely fine. I’m truly grateful for the expertise and attention I received. I would absolutely return to Dr. Ferreira — in fact, I would only trust him to carry out this kind of treatment for me in the future. Thank you for such outstanding care!Irina Denley
Apollonia Group: 4.7 stars across 336 reviews, with a measurable next step.
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For Apollonia Group, the reputation is verified. Local rank is not verified in this packet, so no rank is claimed.
This is not a failure diagnosis. It is a distribution contradiction: perceived quality is strong, while the Maps storefront sits just outside the first three places.
Google Maps rank
n/d — not verified in the frozen pack
What Apollonia Group's patients make visible
The quotations retained for Apollonia Group describe the experience in patients' own words. The reading stays limited to this sample.
Reading limited to the five retained reviews; no extrapolation to all 336 reviews.
Five reviews, without rewriting.
Retained sample: five Places reviews with author and publication date.
I’m such a nervous patient, very scared of needles, but I managed to get a root canal with these lovely kind dentists. All the staff are compassionate and patient. Very grateful 🩷Katie Chandler Clarke
Joana Vaz Veiga was a wonderful dentist who gave me some wonderful advice, helped me with the best treatment and also advised I should not bite my nails - great, straight-talking experience all round.Timon Singh
I’ve had a really great experience with Joana. She is incredibly professional, gentle, and takes the time to explain everything clearly, which makes a huge difference.Qossay Abushammala
The rating holds. Volume against strong peers differentiates.
Average: 4.86 stars across five established FR surf-corridor peers. Bars encode only Google review volume relative to the displayed maximum; no competitor weakness is inferred.
Source: Google Places API (New), frozen 3 August 2026. Bars show exact listing review counts for the locked Bristol and Bath cohort; Apollonia's two locations remain one commercial account.
Apollonia Group's public response status is unverified
The public Places schema does not expose owner replies. No rate or example is therefore invented.
- First-party published treatment pages only
- Literal GBP values retained; no inferred fee
- Not a patient quote and not observed revenue
- Retrieved and hashed in the frozen source pack
What the first-party site actually publishes.
£65 to £1,600 public fee signals across two locations is retained as a qualification signal. It is not a revenue estimate, treatment recommendation or patient quote.
No commercial, ranking or review-growth outcome is guaranteed.
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| Signal | Current | Proposed direction |
|---|---|---|
| 4.7 ★ · 336 reviews | Preserve existing trust | |
| Google Maps | n/d — not verified in the frozen pack | Test stronger local presence |
| Responses | n/d: owner replies not exposed | Check the full profile and define a human routine |
| Mobile | £65 to £1,600 public fee signals across two locations | Prioritise perceived speed |
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