Websites for dentists
Websites for dental practices
A dental website has one job: turn a nervous person searching "dentist near me" or "invisalign cost" into an appointment request, without a phone call if they would rather not make one.
Patients choose a practice in a few minutes, mostly on a phone, mostly in the evening. They want to know you take new patients, what you offer, roughly what it costs, whether you are gentle with nervous patients and how to book. A site that makes them ring during office hours to find any of that out loses half of them.
We build a page per treatment, from check-ups and hygiene through to implants, aligners and whitening, each with plain-English explanations, price guidance where you are happy to give it, and an appointment request form. New patients, emergencies and nervous patients each get their own route. Everything respects GDC guidance on advertising and testimonials.
What your customers type
- dentist near me
- private dentist [town]
- invisalign cost
- emergency dentist [town]
- dental implants [town]
- teeth whitening price
What we usually find on dentists' sites
- Treatment lists with no individual pages, so the practice cannot rank for implants or aligners.
- Booking only by phone, which loses evening and weekend enquiries.
- Stock photos of models instead of the real practice and team, which patients notice.
From the sites we see when a dental practice asks us for a check.
What the site must do
Five things a dental practice's website has to get right
A page per treatment
Check-ups, hygiene, fillings, crowns, implants, aligners, whitening, veneers, children, nervous patients. Each a separate search.
Appointment request on every page
A short form: treatment, preferred days, new or existing patient, phone or email. Sent to the practice inbox instantly.
New patient and emergency routes
Separate pages that answer "are you taking new patients" and "can I be seen today" in the first line.
Price guidance that is compliant
A fee guide page with "from" prices where you choose, plans and finance explained, consistent with GDC and ASA rules.
Team and practice shown honestly
Dentists with GDC numbers, the practice itself, parking and access. Real photos, with consent, no stock smiles.
Pages we build
A page for every job you want more of
Each of these is a separate search and a separate customer, so each gets its own page, written for it, with its own call, WhatsApp and form.
- New patients
- Emergency dental care
- General dentistry and hygiene
- Cosmetic dentistry and whitening
- Aligners and orthodontics
- Implants and restorative
- Nervous patients
- Fees and plans
- Meet the team
How it will look on a phone
Call, WhatsApp and a form, in the first screen
Every page, every screen size. The sticky bar at the bottom follows the visitor down the page, and the WhatsApp message is already written for the job they were reading about.
Questions dentists ask us
Can patients book online?
They can request an appointment from any page and the practice confirms it. If you use a booking system with a public link, we connect it so the patient can book straight into the diary.
Are testimonials allowed?
Yes, within GDC and ASA rules. We use real reviews with the patient’s consent, no before-and-after claims that cannot be supported, and no wording about results.
Do you understand the compliance side?
We build to GDC advertising guidance, the ASA rules on health claims and UK GDPR. Clinical content is written with you and checked by the practice before it goes live.
Can we show prices?
A fee guide with "from" prices and plan details is normal and reassuring. We build it so it is easy for the practice to update.
Find out what your website is costing you
A free, plain-English check written for a dental practice. Findings within one working day.