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Dental Websites That Answer Patients' Questions First

Before new patients call, they want to know three things: do you take my insurance, do you do the treatment I need, and how do I book? I build dental sites that answer those questions clearly, so your front desk spends less time repeating them.

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Is Your Website Sending Patients to the Phone?

Insurance and payment details are missing, so every new patient calls to ask

Your treatments share one crowded page, so people can't tell whether you do implants, aligners or emergencies

The only way to book is a phone call during office hours

The site looks dated, and patients wonder whether the practice does too

Your emergency number and address are hard to find on a phone

Google has little to go on because your pages have no clear titles, descriptions or headings

What Your Dental Practice Website Needs

A calm, modern site where patients can find the answer they came for and book without a phone call.

Easy to Find

SEO setup so Google understands your treatments and where you are

Easy to Book

Your booking tool or a simple request form on every page

Easy to Trust

Clear information about your dentists, treatments and insurance

What I Build for Dental Practices

Treatment Pages

A page each for cleanings, cosmetic work, aligners, emergencies and whatever else you offer

Insurance & Payment Info

The plans you accept and how payment works, so patients don't have to call to ask

Online Booking

The scheduler your practice already uses, linked or embedded, or a simple appointment request form

Before & After Gallery

A clean gallery for cosmetic cases, using photos you supply

Patient Testimonials

Quotes you've collected from patients, placed where new patients will see them

Emergency Contact

Your after-hours number easy to find on every page

Click-to-Call and Map

A tap-to-call button on phones and an embedded map with directions

SEO Setup

Page titles, descriptions, headings, image descriptions and structured data (the details Google reads about your practice)

Keeping Patient Details Off the Website

I set up website forms to ask only for what you need to call someone back, not medical history. If your practice software has its own online forms or booking page, I'll link to it or embed it so patient records stay in your system.

Request forms without medical questions
Links to your existing patient tools
Accessible to WCAG 2.1 AA

Rated 5 Stars on Wix and Google

89 five-star reviews on Wix and 137 completed projects on my Wix partner profile

How It Works

1

Free Call

Tell me about your practice, the patients you want more of and how booking works today (15–30 min)

2

Design & Build

I build the site and set up SEO, and you review it before launch (about 3–4 weeks for a typical practice site)

3

Launch & Care

The site goes live. You can update it yourself, or I can look after it on a care plan

Let's Talk About Your Practice's Website

Book a free 15–30 minute call. I'll look at your current site and tell you what I'd change first.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should a dental practice website include?
The pages new patients look for most: the treatments you offer, the insurance plans you accept, your dentists and staff, your location and hours, and a clear way to book. I build each treatment as its own page, so someone searching for aligners or an emergency appointment can find the right page directly.
Can patients book appointments on my website?
Yes. If your practice already has an online booking page or patient forms through your practice software, I link to it or embed it on your site so records stay in your system. If you don't, I can set up a simple appointment request form or a booking tool such as Wix Bookings. I don't build connections into practice management software itself.
How do you handle patient privacy on website forms?
I keep website forms to the basics you need to call someone back, such as name, phone number and preferred time, and leave out medical questions. Anything clinical stays in your practice's own systems. You should still check your own privacy obligations, but this keeps sensitive details off the website.