Dragging a geotagged photo onto Google Earth does nothing, because it never reads the file's GPS block. Here is what it does read, and how to give it that.
Every before-and-after you shoot on a board already carries a coordinate and two separate clocks. Here is what holds them, how to check a file against itself, and the one ranking claim worth retiring.
The parts of local SEO a medical practice actually controls, and the part every checklist skips: what your own photo files record about where and when they were taken.
The keyword groups that matter for a dental practice, and the part no keyword list covers: what your own photos record about your patients, your staff and your clinic.
The claim that geotagged photos lift local rankings has now been tested: one metric of seven improved and four got worse. Here is what the evidence actually supports, what Google documents instead, and where photo location still earns its place.