Dental website design that helps a new patient book with the right office.
A new patient wants to know which dentist they would see, whether their plan is accepted, and how to ask for a first visit. The site should make that path shorter than a phone tag.
What gets in the way online
Dental sites often list every procedure and still hide the two facts a new patient needs.
There is no new-patient path
Cleanings, implants, and emergency visits start with different questions. A single services page makes the new patient guess which one to call about.
Insurance is a PDF or a shrug
If you accept specific plans, the list should be the one your office maintains. We will not invent accepted plans.
Booking is only a phone number
Some practices want a request form. Others want online booking. The page should use the one you actually answer.
What the site includes
The practice site starts with the new patient, then the services and the insurance list you provide.
New-patient page
Who the visit is for, what to bring, and how the first appointment is requested.
Insurance and office facts
Plans, hours, and locations only as your office confirms them.
Booking or appointment request
Pro includes online booking or a multi-step new-patient form. Growth uses a shorter request form.
Recommended package
Pro is the recommendation because a dental practice usually needs booking or a longer new-patient form plus separate service pages.
Pro
$1,499 one-time
For businesses ready to compete for the top local searches in their market.
- Everything in Growth, plus:
- Up to 15 pages
- Online booking or a multi-step quote form
- Up to 8 service-area pages
- Keyword research and a full search page plan
- FAQ schema for richer Google results
- Advanced speed optimization: under 2.5 seconds on mobile
- Accessibility review (WCAG AA)
- 30 days of priority post-launch support
- 3 rounds of revisions
- Live in about 3 weeks
Ongoing care: $49/month
Questions for this trade
Will the site say which insurance plans you accept?
It will show the list you send and the date you want attached to it. We do not guess, and we do not claim a plan is accepted because a neighboring office accepts it.
Can emergency dental visits have their own page?
Yes. That page can say how same-day requests work in your office. It should not promise that every caller will be seen today.