Web design for dentists
A new patient decides in about a minute.
Someone who just cracked a tooth is comparing three practices on their phone. We build dental sites that answer their three questions before they scroll.
The three questions
Do you take my insurance?
Why it matters: If the site can't answer, the patient opens the next practice instead of calling.
What we build: A plans page listing in-network carriers, what you file out of network, and what you do for patients without coverage.
How soon can I be seen?
Why it matters: Someone with a swollen jaw is comparing availability, not philosophies of care.
What we build: New-patient wait in weeks, an emergency line, and a request form that flags urgency for the front desk.
What will it cost me?
Why it matters: Dentistry is the part of medicine where people expect a price. Silence reads as expensive.
What we build: Fees for routine work, financing and membership details, and a plain line that bigger work needs an exam.
Feed your practice software, don't compete with it
Requests, not a fake calendar
A request form with preferred days lands in the front desk queue.
Your scheduling and forms
We put your practice system's links behind your own buttons.
Paperwork before the chair
Forms filled at home, routed to the intake tool you already pay for.
Where patient information is allowed to go
Patients type symptoms into contact forms. We keep the website out of the middle of that.
- Forms never email health details in plain text.
- Clinical detail goes to a system your practice already has an agreement with.
- No tracking pixels or chat widgets on pages where patients describe symptoms.
- HTTPS everywhere and backups kept off the live server.
Questions
Will you make my dental website HIPAA compliant?
A website isn't compliant on its own. Compliance sits with your practice and the vendors that store patient data. We build the site so it is never the weak link, and tell you which vendor needs to sign a business associate agreement.
Should I list my prices?
List the routine ones: new patient exam, cleaning, x-rays, emergency visit. Crowns and implants depend on the case, and saying so after four real numbers reads as honest.
Can I show before and after photos?
Yes, with written consent for each photo. We build the gallery to load fast on a phone, since it is usually the heaviest part of a dental site.
Do you work with my practice management software?
We link to it rather than replace it. Tell us what you run and we check what it offers before we design around it.
See what a new patient sees today.
Send your current site and the plans you take. We will show you what it would take to answer the three questions up top.