Dentist & Dental Clinic · Website Design
Dental clinic website design
Most dental websites are brochures: a home page, an about page, a list of treatments and a contact form. They look fine and they book nothing, because the patient arrives with a specific problem and the site answers a different question.
What we find
- The whole practice is described on one page, so no treatment can rank and no visitor finds their own problem.
- The site is slow on a phone, which is where nearly every dental search starts.
- Booking means a form that emails an inbox nobody watches after 7pm.
What we build
- map[A page per treatment with the questions a patient actually asks:does it hurt, how long, what does it cost, what happens after.]
- Real photography of the practice and the team, because a patient is choosing a room and a person.
- A booking path on WhatsApp and phone, reachable in one tap from every page.
Questions
Do we need a new site or can the current one be fixed?
If it can be crawled, edited per page and made fast, it can usually be fixed for less. A rebuild is the honest answer when the platform blocks page-level control or cannot be made fast on mobile.
How long does a dental site take?
Four to six weeks for a single-location practice, with the clinical copy signed off by the dentist in week two. Photography and consent are usually the slowest part, not the build.
Who owns the site afterwards?
The practice does — domain, hosting and code. We hand over the repository and the accounts at launch.
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